Same thing as you! Sometimes I wait because something else has me busy, but I think that's only happened less than five times. Like, last month was crazy, so I kept 2 new violets where they were for a couple days.

I've never had any shock related issues, or any issues, by repotting immediately. I mean--the plants stay in those same 4" pots for months on end and then sit still on a shelf even longer, so I think you'd really gotta rough them up for something to go wrong.

Even then--shock a single plant, or risk a soil-borne pest to the whole collection? At worst, you take a leaf.

waiting sounds like pure torture.... :O)

Not to mention the torture aspect of it.

I still quarantine for three weeks. I know some recommend longer but I just don't see the need. I generally debloom and repot. If I got the plants from an unsure source or maybe noticed suspicious evidence, I may spray them w a debugger once a week for a week or three. If I saw no issues after three weeks, I put em under the lights.

Ive got lots of debugger, don't need the thrips around again anytime soon.

I'm a waiter! I don't usually repot until the plants are ready to come out of quarantine. It gives me a chance to look at them each and every day.