I have to think at this stage of the game< you’re better off continuing in soil. The root system must be large enough to support flowering and by disrupting the time you have left by switching to a completely different grow system, may severely impact your current developing yield. I know that I could never move the soil plant to a hydro bucket. At the 4th week of flower they just looked way to pretty to do something that may cause it to shock or wilt and then die off. For that reason alone, I go from wet towels germination to red solo cup and then 5 gallon or 7 gallon containers...done, never to be messed with again. Just by looking at the 8“ net pot, there would never be enough room above the basket to contain roots that would have formed below the basket. If you have gotten the success you’re looking for to this stage, I vote ...don’t change it
of course this is my opinion....there are really many variations
Im guessing you’re thinking 5 gallon pots next? You will need to be able to lift the entire root structure from its existing pot and place it into a pot lined with some fresh proper soil and the gently fill in around the sides and water them. I did this to a 7 ft tall tomato vine with mediocre results and the mass above and below the plant is heavy and a bit unruly up top. I say have a spare set of hands around if possible or develop some shovel balancing skills and move quickly.
