Plants for Closed chamber

[Subersibo]

I've had the humidity go down to 70, sometimes lower, in my closed chamber ever since the weeds and grasses I put have died. I decided to buy some plants from Home Depot to put inside and my humidity is back up to the mid- high 80's.

I currently have some type of fern, golden pothos, first frost hosta, and a small neanthebella palm. (All humidity-loving plants according to my research). My question is would it be ok to leave the plants in the pots they're in so they wouldn't grow too big or should I transplant them? Would they die if left them in the original pots?
My substrate is top soil on one side and orchid bark on the other side.

 

[lismar79]

I would replant into an organic top soil. Wash the roots off really good. The store bought plants usally have fertalizers in them & those little white things in potting soil are toxic.

 

[Subersibo]

Thanks for the quick response. The plants are actually out of the tortoise's reach so I'm not worried about him eating it. I just want to know if not re- potting would eventually kill off the plant or just stop it from growing too big. If it's the later then better since I wouldn't worry about the plants outgrowing the chamber.

 

[Levi the Leopard]

I keep mine in their pots. They are easy to pull up and re plant as needed. The roots do grow out of the pots but I just trim them back when I move them. I also have to trim plant growth quite frequently.