I thinks it's a bit early. I also prefer to prune blueberries in early spring, that way you can prune out cold injury from winter.

I would guess the original plant have already lost its leaves. You may want to leave your pots of cuttings outside for a while so that they have enough chill hours appropriate for the variety.

The first thing you need to have is patience. It will take a long time for blueberry. I would say it takes half a year to judge.

Then you need to balance soil moisture, air humidity, and sanitation (fungus issue). I have best success just leaving them outdoors. Inside the house, I tend to water them too much since I see them often. Higher temperature, wet soil and lower airflow also may cause fungus growth.

Other people may prefer indoors if they can better optimize the environment.

Good point TC, yes the leaves are off the plant. I never thought about the chilling. Well I knew it was a long shot this time of year but thought it would be fun to try anyway. I might just bury the small container they are in into something larger and let them spend the winter outside.

RM

I've got a few blueberry cuttings right now. They are green and healthy looking, but leafless. I expect them to leaf out in the spring.

My experience with blueberry cuttings is that they are slow. I've seen a page somewhere, a university I think, that says some varieties of blueberries are harder to root than other varieties. The varieties run a full range from easy to almost impossible.