Are they in dirt ?? and the ziplock bag is just for humidity ??

If they have all sprouted, there's no reason to wait any longer... give 'em sun..

Maybe even a beach chair and a sun reflector.. :) (for those old enough to remember)

If they are in dirt, i wouldn't transplant them until the 3rd or 4th set of leaves comes in..

Brian
Shack in the Back Growers

They're in peat.

Yeah, the bag was more for humidity- it's steadily in the mid seventies in my office.

will they burn if I put them right in the windowsill? (afternoon sun.)

They s/b fine.. just make sure to keep the soil moist..

You could also cut/poke a few holes in the bag to let out the excess heat/humidity and then give them sun.. i will often use transparent covers for seed trays, and keep them on for a couple of weeks..

thanks!

I would give them sun grandually, they are very tender babies, put sun lotion on as well, and hats, so not to sun burn, It will be getting hotter evey day in July, I still think they need the protection of a sun screen. Or lath house, they haven't even grown legs or hair yet, I wouldn't put a 3 month old in the sun either. Wait what is your hurry, put them in rose pots, put in shade or low light, if you must, I really would wait longer to transplant. I hate to disagree with the other post, but feel I must do so. Norma

When I got my seeds, couple of sellers told me not to give them sun until 5 or more leaves, but still not full sun at first.
Last month when I took my babies (1 1/2 old) out full sun. The leaves got burn, so I took them back in patio and they only got morning sun, and wait for 3 more weeks, Now they are strong enough to get full sun.