Looks like carnosa. :)

Thanks, I thought so. This guy should root good in this heat. Hopefully its a fast grower for me, wouldn't mind a hedge of this.Jeeze, even a cutting of "boring" carnosa makes me happy.

This one has four nodes, should I root it as one cutting or try cutting it in half and rooting as two? I have a smaller piece of it too, with a single node on a longish bit of vine.

What I do is put the whole thing in a plastic bag with a bit of substrate and mist it daily. Just one squirt, but don't let the soil get saturated. Pin to a northern window sill and leave checking periodically if it needs mist or if it's grown roots. Most of mine have rooted in the humid air of the bag more so than into the substrate.

Oh neat, so roots along different points? Currently I have it in a glass of water with rooting hormone, but I will give this a go. Was going to stick it in perlite, but oh I hate that stuff.

I know it's only been 6 days but anything yet?

I was out of gallon ziplocks, so just went with perlite. One I plant it, I am planning on pinning it to the dirt in a ring around the pot, to see if I can encourage more rooting and will probably cut it into smaller pieces after that point, to try to end up with 4-5 cuttings rather than two. I did just check though, and there are little root buds forming already.

Boring Carnosa, bah they are all good! Interesting Idea to economise the rooting. Good luck!

I put a couple other cuttings in perlite cups in a zip lock, my inconspicua is slow but starting, and my DS-70 has roots forming at every node. I may try potting that one pinned to the dirt in a ring instead of the carnosa this time. The carnosa is going to make for a top heavy pot with one big cutting, so I don't know. Haven't had as much time to play with my plants as I would like.