try bottom heat...roxanne

Thanks for the response! Unfortunately I really don't have anything to use for bottom heat, but I did get a mini greenhouse to keep them in, I figured that'll help some when it rains unexpectedly and to keep it a little warmer at night when it gets colder. Hopefully it helps lol
-Lea

Speaking from first hand experience, I would remove those cuttings from the mini "greenhouse" immediately. This is because direct sunlight passing through the clear plastic will burn your cuttings and destroy them. It may have some limited utility in the shade in an area that does not get too warm. I would put an inexpensive temp/humidity gauge available online or at the pet shop to make sure temps stay under say 95 degrees inside it. Good luck.

Thanks for the advice! Do you think opening the whole thing up during the day and closing at night would be find out just move it completely to a less sunny area? I wanted to get a thermometer too for it,will do that this weekend, thanks!

Your chances of having them root instead of rot will be 100% higher if you buy a heat mat ASAP and keep them on.it. I tried to root some last winter without a heat mat and they all rotted.

Allie