Sounds good! I'd be tempted to put them in a clear glass and put them near a source of light until they are rooted. Then plant them in a large plastic pot. As I said, over the summer, it should be watered more frequently. Once you get it rooted, it will be very easy to grow! 

Happy growing, my friend!  

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  Treva, are they already rooted? You can root them in water and then plant them in dirt. I recommend a plastic pot because it will require more water during the summer months. I'm not sure you'll want to take it outside unless you can keep it out of direct sun. Too much exposure to light can really burn the leaves. 

As tall as mine has gotten, some of it looks pretty leggy, but I don't want to cut it off. I have pups that have grown off of the main plant, and they fill in the area where the main plant is lacking lower leaves.

If the cuttings are already rooted, go ahead and put them in a plastic pot, and water them more often than you would otherwise. I think they like to be misted occasionally too! Happy Growing, my friend! 

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