Here are some photos of my panache cuttings rooting. 

First I got the branch and made the cuttings

I stored the cuttings in the fridge and then I wrapped the cuttings on wet paper 

Unbelievable Good job Alex your the best 

Once the cuttings had developed roots was the time to plant on some water/soda bottles.
The cuttings were stored in a wooden box with some plastic (the one's you get from the dry cleaner) to have a high humidity and to keep the cuttings warm.

About 3 weeks ago a friend gave me a huge branches off his unknown tree ( it may be IC ) WELL I CAME HOME AND DID NOT FEEL LIKE MESSING WITH IT. SO I CUT THEM UP IN 14 INCH CUTTINGS WRAPPED THEM IN WET NEWSPAPER PUT THEM IN A BLACK GARBAGE BAG ROOLED IT UP AND PUT ON TOP OF FRIDGE. TWO WEEKS LATER ROOTS EVERY WHERE. AND NO MOLD AT ALL. CRAZY HOW WHEN YOU DONT TRY YOU SUCCEED AND WHEN YOU TRY SOMETIMES LEADS TO MOLDY ROTTING CUTTINGS.
YOUR WAY OF DOING THINGS IS OLD SCHOOL AND WORKS GREAT. NICE WORK.

And here they are my little trees :) 

I'll post more photos after I've done the transplant to bigger pots this weekend :D

I didn't knew it was old school but I had way to many cuttings so I gave away all but 6 and every cutting seems to be doing well. I had a problem when 2 weeks ago there were some very hot days and the sprouts were burned because of the plastic but the one that got the most damage is now sprouting from other eye. 

The bag method is old school to me i guess. ;)
Do you move from bag to soda pop bottle as soon as roots are developing. I think i may be waiting to long and roots get broken and get a lag time in growth

Ahhh, very nice!