Incense is extremely hardy. I would plant the rooted cuttings outside in the ground or in a pot depending on where you want them. Keep in mind that this is an agressive grower, but the flowers are worth it. (used to be Eloise_CA; this must be the result of opting out of my email being given to GW vendors??)

Thanks for the advice, but they look so frail and I'm worried that the cooler nights would do them damage... Am I at risk of damaging them from cold??
Brittany

Leave them in your greenhouse if you are concern with the cold. I have a couple of starters in pots outside and it has gotten about 40-50 degrees some nights and they are doing well. Summer, sometimes 100 degrees and Incense survives beautifully.

My Incense that had been outdoors all summer, was not fazed at all by multiple assaults with mid-20's. 19 F knocked off most the leaves, but it took

Thanks everyone... I lost two in the greenhouse, it got really hot... I'm going to take the final one out of the greenhouse and maybe repot it... should I put it in heavier soil? It's mostly perlite right now...
Brittany