Here is a video of the progress my cuttings have made.  I lost two of the Ischia Black cuttings.  One from a stupid mistake.  Video Update

Nice video!  I actually prefer to lay my cuttings horizontally in the earth with an inch of loose soil over.  They grow well that way, and I never fear rot or mold.  Once they get established I transfer them to a container (usually a grow bag with holes for root pruning to prevent circling), and hopefully one day, into the ground when we find the acreage we want.

Thanks for sharing your experiences! Great vids.

Nice video, Thanks for sharing.

Don't beat yourself so hard. We all make mistakes.

Always enjoy your video's and like your voice very easy to understand.
Thanks and look forward to more video's and pictures on the forum.

Can you end up with  multiple plants when you plant the cuttings horizontally?  The remaining Ischia Black has lots of growth but I still can't see roots to edge of cup which is strange.  

Sometimes they just do that. Some figs will start to grow leaves in abundance with no roots. Some grow lots of roots and are slow to leaf out. Some do both. If you can keep your cutting alive and relatively fungus free until cooler weather it should still make it.