I quickly went through some photos I took within the last 2 weeks, here it is. (bright green, center) Not the most helpful shot, but a start.

I don't know Wendy, I would say wait another week and see what happens just to be on the safe side. It will kill it faster to have un-needed water than to let it be dry for another week is what I'm thinking...but maybe someone else can offer some advice. Keep us updated on it's progress!

The new Gina cutting I was gifted is a little spongy in the middle and wrinkled too, but I decided not to cut or mess with it and just potted it up too. I gave it the initial soak watering so I'll see if that plumps it up or not. I won't water it again until I get some leaves. I'll let you know what happens.

It looks like it's a pretty green cutting. Sometimes the 'greenies' don't root as easily as the ones that are older and have some gray on them. I'd keep it out of full, hot sun, but keep it warm. Maybe mist it occassionally. But don't water the soil. Who knows? I might root. If it's putting out leaves, it's probably going on momentum, but if it has no roots, the leaves will likely eventually turn black and fall off.

Thanks for taking the time to check it out and give your input. I moved it out of the sun and onto a heat mat last week, since it has continued to grow!

Dave, I think you hit it dead on, "probably going on momentum", but how stupid. You gotta root, cutting!

Here's two from today:
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Ok, computer being very difficult, going to send this through and I will add the next seperately.

And the top, look at all these leaves! The first pic was taken the first week of May.

Hi Wendy,

Those look like great green cuttings.. The leaves are really active an they look great to me!!! All of my cutting are green like yours too! So re you keping them outside annd then bringing them back in again? They rreally look great!!! Water wet/dry cycle and you should ahve some great looking trees!!! You know what you are doing!!

Silly Lady!!! They look great!!! Bravo!!!!

Laura

Just a quick update, this little guy rooted! Honestly, don't know how, but this will be one hardy little tree someday. :o)

Wendy, thanks for the update. I thought it might have been too green to root, but it's obviously very hardy and toddler-resistant!