Maybe it's just me but I'm still stunned and surprised when anyone says they managed to root jade cuttings in a cup of water. Wow!

I never do anything special. I just take a bunch of topsoil and throw them in a pot. I'm sure quite a few will disagree with me though.

I'v rooted Jade cuttings in water and by just sticking them in potting soil and had luck both ways. I don't think the jade cutting cares how you root them, they seem to grow

Bear

I use cactus soil, turface and granite for succulents. (Tapla) Al in the container forum (do a search) has a great soil mix for cactus and succulents. Very fast draining mix is definitely recommended.

Good luck!!

I did what dragonstone did. I even plant their falling leaves. I have many pots now and they are doing well.

Good luck.

Yep, just put them into appropriate soil in small pots and they
should grow just fine. If the cuttings already have roots, I'd
mist the soil and very gently set them into the hole, then tuck soil
around them carefully. The "water roots" might not survive,
but if you can hold off watering for a week or two, the cuttings
will begin the rooting process all over again. It should be quite
simple and rewarding. Good luck, and share pictures!

*Soil: see Al's (Tapla's) recipe.
I use a cactus & succulent soil, with 30% or so Perlite for quick
drainage. I have started to blend in garden dirt, as well as various
gritty media like small gravel, sharp decorative rock, charcoal,
and a dash of oyster shell. The most important thing is to cut down
on the amount of peat moss in your mix, so that you can control
moisture levels properly.

Josh