Plant them in a 10 acre field with 15,000 other trees to grow out.
I suppose there are a lot of other things that a guy could do with 1,000 cuttings, but we just need them for field planting. Excavation is almost done at our new location and loam and manure is being hauled in by the semi load and tilled in. We need to get them soon to get roots on them so they can go in the ground next spring.
I think we actually have one of your Kishu's Joe. We bought a piece of stock for a mother plant last year to grow out and start making our own cuttings from a local guy up north and if I remember right he said he got it from you. Or maybe there is another Joe on here, I cant remember that far back. Going to be a good number of years before its ready to be a mother plant, but it has seriously tight compact foliage and was one of the better kishu genetics I have seen. He would only sell us one little one, but if it was you he bought them from, and you ever do any major pruning on that tree again please keep us in mind.