More moisture needed in dome?
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I treat clones like seedlings, temps 78-82 and RH 65-70% and with using soil make sure the medium stays nice and damp 
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@OGIncognito I’m getting 80-90% , 75 degrees with top on. Do u apply Clonex directly? I’m wondering why they look wilted
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Fresh cuttings will look that for a few days, I do use clonex but I use a small hydro bubbler
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I find if they stand back up, or are still upright at day 7 they virtually always make it.
My only tip is less leaf. Cut these too. But there honestly are so many ways to clone. I do clone in soil just like you. And get those cut off leaf nodes into the soil.
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The ones in the photo failed, but I figured it out yes, less leaves, more nodes and scratches the tissue at bottom where u need new roots to develop, then dip in rooting hormones, nutrient rich water at bottom of tray and mist with water 2x daily and I have successfully cloned
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And in a month you can up-pot her like this was, today
This clone was a clone dome farm resident (outdoors, poor lighting, no direct sun) since August (photo below)
Clone addiction is real.
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Snip half the blade off. Becomes leaf reduction and marker for new growth (un-cut).
My whole fall grow is clones, from re-veged spring harvested plants.
another parrolee
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Humidity dome?
Helps, sometimes.
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Nice set up.
I am a serial cloner and always interested in new methods.
Learned dome cloning last spring (always cloned no-dome, before).
Dome cloning is easier. Clone Dome Farm Summer 2023
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Yea I have 2 tents now one full veg n clone and one with 4 always Flower
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I have had good success cloning Acapulco Gold in potting soil without the use of a dome. I tried cloning Granddaddy Purple using the same technique and it was a complete failure. I tried cloning GDP again using a dome. After a week it still looked good so I removed the dome and after a day it is wilted and looks miserable so I propped it up and replaced the dome. Now waiting to see if it has recovered.
Is cloning success strain dependent?
Not sure, possibly Auto/Photo relationship.