Mai,
I wish you good luck rooting the cuttings!
It seems you went with the Baggie method, that is how I root mine, nearly 100% success rate for the normal cuttings.
The most important thing there is to ventilate the sticks every day by unwrapping them.

Thank you coop951 and greenfig for stepping into the play with me 


Are you rooting in the refrigerator?
This goes against everything we know

oh yeah, coop951
If I do the same thing like every body else,  then the play is dull .  We need to create excitement . hehehe 


It seems you went with the Baggie method 
Greenfig, at first glance , it looks like that , but NO 

What the Paramedics do when they are facing with a near dead patient ?
Of course they hurry the  poor person to the ER room . If the patient is too dehydrated, IV is needed for the patient to hang to life .
Same thing here . IV here is Thrive Alive drop . Bag up the near dead cuttings in to the refrigerator a few days so they can regain the strength to bounce back to life .

So far , a grain of hope !

I am very busy packing for Oregon . Somehow my cell phone is wandering somewhere that I could not locate it yet . Could anyone here can teach me how to find it ? I took a lot of pictures in there regarding my .... patient hehehe

The GN tree was divided into 3 cuttings .
So far, the top cutting (still young) starts to shrink . Amen !  
The middle one has one nod , I buried the whole thing in the soil (horizontal position) to keep it fresh .  In the last posting I did show a grain of hope. Today, YES, I saw new life with a green bud coming up from the grave . Resurrection !
The bottom part does not do anything yet .

WooHoo!!!!  Fingers crossed that they continue to improve (and that you've managed to locate your phone). :)