'Baggesen's Gold'

I rather like it Gee.........

If its not because you used an acid compost? I wonder if it is because the ground is warmer than the pots and the pots have chilled and got them ready for winter earlier? Whatever, very pretty colour.

Well done for growing the cuttings Gee ,it would be quite nice if they stayed that colour :o)

Fascinating ...

Yes well done you.

What lovely colours I wonder whether its anything to do with your soil?

It is most likely starvation, I would think. I used to get this effect on cuttings left in trays for too long.

Ouch, now I feel really guilty, Vincent! I will get them into bigger pots or even into the garden if we get a fine day this week. Thanks for your help :)

It won't hurt them to leave them until spring, nothing going to happen till then. Guilt? ha ha. I have had hundreds of similar, they grow away grand in spring.