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I would leave them in those containers for the next little bit , A good way to tell when its time to transplant is looking at the plant and seeing how tall it is and how much foliage covers the top of the square pot . Once you see the plant it getting taller like second or third node and you're noticing the plant mass is starting to cover the whole top of your pot I would say its time to transplant . You're going to want to remember that what ever you see on the top plant wise is exactly the same amount of mass your going to see as roots and the same height as well so if your plant is 6 inches tall then the root mass is 6 inches long if its 5 inches wide on top then your root mass is 5 inches wide on the bottom in your medium . It's also really important to do the least amount of transplanting as possible to reduce the amount of stress your plant will receive from transplants . So my suggestion to you is to wait until your plant has grown a bit and gained some mass then transplant it into a 5 gallon pot or what ever the final home would be . You're in great shape . I hope this information helps you understand when to transplant your ladies as well as the importance of doing it the least amount of times as possible in order to prevent unwanted stresses -Happy Growing!

When manually doing the light cycle by moving the plants Its important to not shock the plant with vastly different temperatures, but obviously the most important thing is to NOT FORGET THE MOVE THEM! As long as the Temperature and RH of the two rooms are near similar these plants are healthy enough to start mothering. If you have any more questions just ask away 😎

Hi @TheGreenFingers! We've all experienced high humidity at night, because when the lights are off the air remains wet and plants tend to sweat more at night. In a few words, yes it could become a problem, especially during late flowering when your buds are becoming fat & compact, there is a risk of mold/bud-rot. I was running through the same issue until I bought an electric dehumidifier. It's an investment (100~300$) but it will probably prevent your crop from rottening and save you months of hard labour. Plus, resin & terpenes tend to develop better in a low relative humidity environment, this is the other reason why we all want to decrease the RH during the late flowering stage. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊