plants going into shock

So as some of you might know i had to transplant my babies into pots last saturday and sunday. They survived the transplant and havent wilted or drooped at all. Ive been keeping them in full shade since but how long do i need to wait before i can put em back in the sun? Ive been trying to put one in the sun but after about 20 minutes it atarta to wil and go into shock but as soon as i put it back in the shade after another 20 minutes it perks back up. So my question is 1 will they survive and two how long should i wait before putting em back in the sun? I thought a few day woyld be sufficient but i guess not. Any tips is much appreciated. Thanks!

Btw they are flowering and they are all about 4-5 feet tall. Also they are still growing more and more buds even tho they are in the shade and not getting any sun. So thats a good sign right?

your the "landlord told me to get out guy" right?
you want to acclimate your girl....put them in the sun...then take them out...then put them back in again...keep doing that till they are good...
there is a chance they wont...as im sure you ripped 1/3 of there roots...

How long do i keep them in the sun? The reason being is after about 20 min they start to droop? Is it ok if they droop is that bad?

And yes im that guy lol

It is probably too hot right now......my brother brought his plants outdoors and now they look all lazy leaned over and shit lol

its a hit and miss with this...plants are one :shockd as hell...never good to transplant this late in fhere lives

Well if i keep em in the shade will they still produce buds or will it be dramitacally less?

I would say start with 15-20 minutes. Your plants will tell you when they want to get out of the sun (drooping, wilting) and see if they start to build back their tolerance. The weather is finally starting to cool down a little, so you might be good. Hope it works out for you man!

put them in dappled light..........sun, with some shade

bamboo stakes in pot, with shade-cloth draped over top, maybe. i grow completely under shade cloth for stealth.