Did any of these cuttings have any roots?
By sunny room, does this mean they are close to a window? I would think you could moisten the soil -IF they have roots.

The ones I have rooted developed roots soon after cutting them... but I put them all in somewhat damp soil do begin with. As long as its hot out, and arid, they probably won't rot this time of year.

I agree, these plants can handle quite a bit more water than, say, a Jade plant. I water mine frequently, and I also fertilize regularly.

What do the dropped leaves look like? Dry, wrinkly, crispy?

Overwatering results very predictably in yellow dropped leaves.

Josh

They were all rooted. Mostly green and not dried out at all, some yellow.

Are you refering to the leaves? Your post is unclear in its address. If yellow, plump leaves are dropping, you've overwatered. The sooner you can get these plants back outdoors in some transitional light, the better.

Josh

After taking a closer look there are really no yellow pedals, mostly plump green leaves. I haven't watered since I bought the plant 2 weeks ago.

Moving them to a sunnier spot won't shock them, but do so gradually.

Any chance you could post a pic of the plants or their dropped leaves?

Josh

This is a picture from this afternoon, I finally broke down and watered. Also moved it closer to the window.

They look pretty good, though they'll be wanting light.
The pots are on the large size some will tell you - not too large if outdoors in good warm weather.

Josh