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Hi i recently started jacarandas by seed. Im wondering if the pot i used is good enough for the year ? Also im using sunblaster dome. Its a full spectrum light. Its on 9.5 hours a day. I take the lid off everynight with a small breeze from the fan. The soil is 75% potting soil and 25% bonsai easy drain soil.

Theyve been growing for 1 month. Humidity is kept between 60-80 % and temp of 20-25 degrees celsus

What do you guys think i should do?
Should i repot this larger jacaranda in a bitter pot or leave it? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

That's cool, I live where those trees are native, love them!
I'm also germinating some Jacarandá seeds atm.
I think you are worrying too much, but their seeds musn't be easy to find where you are, so I understand.
I think you should let them grow, spread some roots on those pots before move them...

Also, there are some nice infos here, if you haven't check yet...
www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/jacaranda

for the time being, the pots are fine. In the climate you are providing, they will need a bigger pot before the year is over. But that will be when the plant is maybe 3, 4 times the current size.

Hello, I recently started some Blue Jacarandas from seed, they haven’t sprouted yet, I was just wondering how long they may take to sprout?

Took me 2 weeks