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Light implantation bleeding or spotting occurs between 6 to 12 days after ovulation. Usually, it happens before your expected menstruation date. Although menstruation cycle for women may vary, the average date of menstruation is considered to be the fourteenth day from ovulation. Spotting occurs anywhere between 6 to 12 days after ovulation. In simple words, light bleeding or spotting will occur during the third or fourth week from your last menstrual period.
Implantation bleeding does not usually resemble bleeding during a normal period. It will be lighter, and of lower quantity. Sometimes, implantation bleeding can just be spotting for a few hours, or even a single spot. Implantation bleeding typically consists of a discharge with a pink or brownish tint. It is often darker than period blood because it takes time for the blood to travel from the uterine wall through the vagina.