Wait to transplant out until the roots pretty much fill those containers. And watch out when watering - that soil does not look great for rosemary cuttings and it could retain too much moisture.

well i decided to move them to bigger pots.on half of them i see brown at the base of the rosemary.is that from overwatering? i moved them from green house to direct sunlight in the garden.

Rosemary likes sandy or gritty , fast draining soil, which is pretty much the opposite of what you've got going in the pots right now. Bigger pots may not necessarily help if you plan on using the same soil as before. By far the most common cause of death for potted rosemary is overwatering. So I'm not sure what to tell you. I've had great success in rooting rosemary in 50/50 mix of potting soil and sand. But by choosing to use ground soil and garden soil in containers you've kind of handicapped yourself right out if the gate. While there might be some plants that would tolerate that constantly wet, oxygen poor root zone, rosemary is really not one of them

Big pots is filled up with miracle grow potting mix.hopefully they recover from the brown.all 55 plants look good from the leaves.ididnt see any brown on tip of leaves.