I would just root it inside with bottom heat in a sunny location. I'd use a heat mat because you want a heat source directly under the pot to promote root development. I doubt that you will be turning on your home heat for a while yet. We haven't and I'm in a cooler area than you. During the summer concrete or asphalt can retain enough heat but not at this time of year where you are. I personally don't water my cuttings at all until I'm sure that they've developed roots, usually about 8 weeks but many people do water more frequently, especially those in dry, hot climates.
Karyn

debbienc:

Welcome to the Forum. I am not sure what kind of weather you guys have out there. It is hard to start cuttings this time of year in any of the mid-lattitude locations in the US that do not enjoy a tropical or near-tropical climate. I think you would be fine moving them in and out of the house as weather dictates. That is what I have to do. Just protect from freezing - that is lethal. Also with the reduced number of daylight hours and colder overall temps you should expect your plants to go dormant unless you provide supplemental light and heat. Good luck.

Shane

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