I have about 8 that have started roots,since they were planted in early August.They are in cut off plastic drink bottles,which are in a growing tray with a domed lid.I brought then inside because I've read to not let the temp get below 60 degrees F.I'll leave them that way until they outgrow it and will keep them inside til spring.
Being in Houston,your situation will probably be a little different.Brady

Ive read the same thing about not letting the temp get below 60 degrees. Does that mean not to let them get below 60 untill they develope roots? I would think once they develope roots they could go ahead and harden off for winter and be just fine but Im not too sure, thats why Im here. I would put them in my house but dont know how that would go over with my better half! She keeps a tighty house!

blueboy I know how you feel, my wife is having a fit about the number of plants I have in front on the windows and doors. I have cuttings from at least 8 varities of blueberries in containers in large plastic tubs, with lids to keep the humidity up (my minnie greenhouses).
Dan

If you saw how we treat blueberry here you would be shocked. I just finished mowing my fields to ground level with a flail mower. Next spring I will burn the fields to kill weed seeds and over wintering bugs. I harvested about 6000 lbs. per ac this year on 12 year old cut forest. I plan to double that in the next 10 years. We get 20 -30 below weather every year. If I just kill their competion they take over.

Man I had zero luck with my cuttings this year, guess I will have to try again next spring.

I'm with Blueboy, seems to me that once they root they could go dormant for the winter and be fine next spring.

Raven.......blues must be native to your neck of the woods, here if we don't baby them along all the time they are done, finished!

RM