its quite possible that you may have little white roots poking out (after all that is how it generally starts).

To prevent mold most people dip into a 5% bleach solution when storing their cuttings. Additionally it has been said that spritzing with hydrogen peroxide can help combat mold.

From your description I would wait, my guess (sight unseen as it is) is that you probably have nothing to worry about. (of course a pic or two would be helpful to be sure).

~Chills

Hi Chills, Thanks for the reply. I opened the bags and rubbed some of the white dots and they are not mold. Not sure what IÂm going to do with 50-60 rooted cuttings. This is my first attempt at rooting cuttings and so far it looks like its going to be a total success.

Hi ThisisU
You say "Not sure what IÂm going to do with 50-60 rooted cuttings".
It is easy. Here is one suggestion. Get 50-60 pots, fill with soil and pot all the cuttings; place them in a nice sunny location in spring; water them regularly, watch them grow and when the fruit ripens you will know what to do.

Hi ottawan, oh I will be doing that for sure. I will give away some and post some for sale on eBay in 2008.

Right now the roots are just little nubs sticking out all over the cuttings. Should I pot them all now so the roots on the parts that will above the soil will die off before they get too big?