The Grow Must Grow

I'm beyond pleased with myself RN. Beyond pleased. Now, if I can only keep it up and not only not murder them, and miracle...get some primo bud out of it, it all my efforts will be worth it. I treat the Lou sisters (it has nothing to do with the strain, but more to do with Cindy Lou Hoo, one of the Hoos of Hooville, from "The Grinch," the inspiration for the names, lol. I also named them out of affection and pride, but also to better tell each plant apart. It certainly helps I treat them like newborn triplets; I check the the temperature, humidity levels, and soil in the tent at least 3x daily, my biggest issue I can't get the humidity above 40%. I'm giving the plant a good watering every other day and keeping the soil most, but not wet or soggy. There are 4 big drain holes at the underside of each cup for which excess water drains out. I'm still not really 100% com with watering, but I feel like I must be doing a good enough job, since the plants look healthy and green thus far. I'm waiting on my automatic drip watering system to come in, which I think will help a whole lot to automate the watering, and I love the idea of a drip system; it'll just be challenging to figure out the settings that work best. If anyone has any suggestions and/or advice, I'd surely appreciate it. Now, I started around the 2nd or 3rd of December, so we're rolling into a month. Now there are more questions. When to transplant it into the 5 gallon bucket? I drilled 5 dime sized holes in the bottom for drainage, but should I drill another hole in each side for additional air? At what point do I change the lighting schedule from 18/6 to 12/12? Any and all advice welcomed. I've come way too far and spent too much to screw it all up now, lol. Happy 2021 everyone. Here's hoping it's better than suck-ass 2020!!