Good roots on most of them BUT notice the mold on some of the leaves. That constant mist system with the temperatures we have had in SE Georgia I think contributed to the mold growth. I also lost some due to rot before taking them out of the sand bed.

I think 3 - 4 weeks at most would have been adequate for those cuttings which were actually going to successfully root.

I may try putting some more cuttings in the sand bed this weekend AND may put in some crepe myrtle cuttings if I can find some good soft wood.

I think I'm going to stick some more in the sand next weekend. I also think once I pot them I may leave them under the mister for a week or 2.

I had to come back to Atlanta today but think a few may survive. It is TOUGH to do anything like that when you have to be gone 4-5 days at the stretch. My office is in Atlanta, my "home" is near Vidalia.