First...just because a cutting is growing leaves it does not mean it has grown roots! You will need to gently tug on 1 or 2 of them and see if they stay put(possible roots), or come right out(no roots)...
if no roots, leave them indoors, keep misting them, and wait, wait, wait!
If you have roots, then your outside temps are a huge consideration...since I don't know where you are, general guidelines will have to suffice....if it is warm enough for you to be outside without a jacket or sweater, then you can start acclimating your cuttings to the outdoors..start with dappled shade and over a period of weeks, slowly move them toward more and more full sun, bearing in mind that they will dry out very, very rapidly, so watch them closely...
New plants can dry out from the soil being dry and from drying winds, so go slowly, don't rush...good luck, Donna

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Well the lowest it goes here at night is like 10 degrees celcius.. Yeah i think its better to keep them inside for now. Should I stay spraying them with water or cover them in a plastic bag? Also what should I give them, Normal water or something else?

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