Talley, It was a strong winter. I had plants in the greenhouse get damaged next to plants which practically stayed evergreen. I'm not 100% on making the sale but will try.

No, I don't have a Blue Mouse Ears. Mini Skirt looks kind of cute. If anyone wants a cutting of Ruby Mantle sedum or Angelina sedum, please let me know. I have lots of cuttings.

This is my WW in it's 2nd full year. It gets very little sun in the AM and dappled sun from mid afternoon on. It is planted in the ground with some competition from tree roots. It seems to do fair well so far but will probably decline in a few years as the tree roots take over. Fairly slug resistant so I am quite happy with it. This pic was taken last year, early/mid season for me, 5/29/15...

Sorry to hear that, I know exactly how you feel right now. It's hard to tell but sometimes cuttings do shrivel a little bit while rooting but that doesn't usually mean it is rotting. I don't like pulling my plumerias when I'm trying to root it. But in this case, if you want to be sure, pull it out gently and look for signs of roots or rotting on the base of the stick underneath the soil. If you don't see roots, do the pin prick test to see if white saps will come out. I'm hoping it will. Check your soil to make sure it is not soggy wet. If you have roots or it is not rotting (base should show some signs of swelling to show that it is trying to root) then just stick it back in the dirt and don't water it again until the leaves are big. You can mist the Branch or wrap it with moist paper towel to keep it hydrated while waiting for it to root but leaving the bottom moist to almost dry. Hope you placed your inflo in a vase, sometimes the buds will open up even if you cut it. And remember you have a red one so it takes longer to root. Good luck.