Take all of the leaves off of all cuttings with roots or not, except maybe 1 or 2 near the top. If they are large leaves at the top, cut them in half. Pot up the rooted cuttings and put in a shady location, a good idea to tent them too until they settle in. The unrooted cuttings, should be trimmed to size, about 8" or so as long as you have 3 nodes or maybe 4. I usually allow slightly more size per cutting for green cuttings so if in doubt, make them slighly larger, go with 4 nodes. I have had good success putting them in straight perlite. If you use vermiculite be sure not to wet it too much as it tends to retain more moisture than perlite and with cuttings having air at the roots is important. Tent them too with plastic food storage bags or something larger or put them all in a plastic bin with a lid but put some holes in it for some airation. Put them in the shade as well. I put my summer cuttings on my back patio in the shade. Good luck and welcome to the forum. Oh there are other methods for this, just telling you what works well for me.