45-50°F nights won't harm transplanted seedlings — they actually promote hardier growth. Cold damage only becomes problematic during flowering/fruiting stages, which you're weeks away from.
Your seedlings are safer outside adapting to real conditions than coddled indoors. This temperature dip is beneficial, not threatening.
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