Well I just thought I'd post a followup. I tried again with 3 cuttings. I have them in the same little rotisserie chicken container as the first time but this time no bottom heat. I think perhaps they just got too hot last time. So far, there is new growth on them already, even one I thought wasn't going to make it! But it hasnt been that long though, tomorrow will be two weeks only. What if they start to grow flowers? Should I pull them off so they can put more energy into growing roots? I'm also growing some coleus too. I'm so excited that its working but I want to make sure they have good roots before doing anything with them, does anyone know how long it takes? Am I able to overwinter for next year this way?

Congratulations on your success. I think you should definitely remove any flowers that may grow. Also, you should pinch above the 2nd leaf axil, once the stems develop, and then pinch again after 2 more sets of leaves develop. Make sure you grow them under bright lights to prevent internodal stretching. Some calibrachoas overwinter better than others. To help ensure success, overwinter as you would a tender fuchsia.

thanks! I don't know how to overwinter fuschias though. I have a question about the new growth, it seems kind of pale, is that a bad sign? Also, in the winter here it gets dark by 6pm, if they are sitting in my sound window would they get enough sunlight for the day? Or should I think about getting some kind of light setup. Thanks!

My PW supertunias overwintered with no help from me. Probably the not too frigid winter we had. My pot is overflowing in blooms now. I'll keep an eye on this thread because I don't know that I can repeat this year's success with luck alone.