On the 2nd day it should be possible to remove the picks which will speed up the drying process. On the 2nd day begin to twirl the picks or pins so don't stick. Both are propagated by fresh seed although many varieties do not come true from seed so cuttings are the usual method of propagation for successful multiplication of favorite plants. All are tender perennials, although in zone 7 it is possible to overwinter the hardiest of them with adequate protection, otherwise they are best pot grown. Propagation can also be achieved by layering.
Rosemaries are native to the Mediterranean region and require full sun and well draining soil.
They should be placed outside during summer and brought back inside during colder months. Do not allow the plant to dry out completely, but do not overwater as they do not wish to be soggy. Rosemary likes to be misted daily and this is especially important during the winter months when household air may be lacking any humidity. Rosemary becomes potbound quickly. For successful pot culture it is advisable to upgrade to a larger pot in fall and then again in spring.