When to transplant this to a bigger pot?

[dates are awesome]

I'm curious to know how much taller it can grow in this pot before the roots run out of room.  I do not see roots coming out of the bottom of the peat pot where I punctured holes.

Thank you for your help.

[Harry’s Palms]

From what I can see , you have plenty of time. Wait until it at least has primary leaflets. What type of palm is this? It looks like it has plenty of room there. Harry

[SeanK]

A bit of levity there, aye mate? You're probably safe until next spring.

[dates are awesome]

Great, thanks for the replies.  @Harry’s Palms I planted seeds from store-bought Medjool dates a few weeks ago, so I'm not entirely sure what variety of palm they are. However, I'm excited to see that several of them have started to poke through the soil.

[Harry’s Palms]

Not familiar with Medjool dates , some type of Phoenix palm then. They can produce fairly large root mass once established but it takes a while for that . Just keep an eye on the drain in the bottom of the pot . As @SeanK said , you have until at least Spring . Palms take a while to start their life , even Phoenix. Harry

[meridannight]

No idea how large that pot is w/o some sort of a reference (a pen, a water bottle, a lighter, a ruler...), which is always a good idea to photograph your plants with. But yeah, that tiny seedling can stay there for a while. Even when the roots first start poking out, it'll probably be good for a while longer. But...that peat pot might disintegrate long before the roots show from the bottom.

[Las Palmas Norte]

It's in a peat pot. Just find a place on your property and plant it.

[FilthyFiveHole]

Phoenix dactylifera

[RichardHemsley]

You are fine for now but I am growing some seedlings from medjool dates, and they grow very quickly. Within 2 months of germination I had some with 20cm of leaf and 30 cm long roots.