Watering cuttings

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I have taken some cuttings of rosemary and sage plants. They were in water for about 3 weeks and grew quite a few roots.

I have now planted them in potting compost but how often do I water water them now they're in soil?
I don't want to waterlog them but equally I want to encourage them to become a bit more established
Thanks for your help

Depends where they are. The higher the temperature the more water they will need. In a cold greenhouse, they just need to very slightly damp and can allow occasional dry spells. Only water from underneath so that the roots go down to draw the water.

Thanks snow, they're on the kitchen windowsill so will probably need a bit more water. My gardening knowledge is pretty much zero, I'll have a look to see if i have an old baking tray to water them into.
My plan is to plant them out at the end of may. That's if I haven't killed them off in the meantime

If in doubt less is definitely more. If they are inside then just stand them in a dish of water for a drink, when the top of the soil is damp put them on a cooling rack, or draining board so that an excess moisture is drained away, Don’t be tempted to keep them damp . Drying out between watering won’t hurt them.