I started them in ziplocks with a bit of damp paper towel wrapped loosely around all the cuttings together.  Each kind in its own baggie of course.  I kept them on top of the refrigerator.  I changed the paper towel out every 2-3 days and pretty much ignored them.  I lost a couple to mold. mostly the smaller diameter cuttings.  

When there were some decent size rootlets,over an inch or so, and at least 1 leaf, I put them in plastic (disposable cup) pots with perlite and put them outside on my front patio.  (Are you all cringing now?) .  Lots of indirect light and pretty humid.   When they got to where they kept tipping over the plastic pots, (top heavy with leaves) I transplanted them to the 1 gallons and moved them over a couple weeks to the direct sun.  They are in a mix of 50% perlite and 50% soil.  Not sure which brand.  I water them every day or 2 and move them around so they don't root through their pots.  They have to stay small in case I need to bring them in this winter.     

Is that a method?  Tucson has had pretty amazing weather this summer, I am not sure I would have done the same if it was going to be 112 and no humidity.