As long as it's within the temperature range the yeast works well in (not too low for it) you should good to start checking after 4-5 weeks. Chill one bottle for 5-7 days, then pour to glass.
I would suggest keeping track of the temperature (or temperature range) it was bottle carbonating at, for each batch (or at least each yeast strain) so that you can build up a database of this. After a while, you'll either find a general good starting point, or know for specific ABV ranges, yeast strains, and temperature ranges, what works.
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