What to do? Small grow area

it set itself straight by getting stolen.

How should a clone taken from flower look after 2 weeks? still some green on the leaves n stuff, not sure what its doing, if anything, and what to do with it

ripper? not a good situation, could have been an animal though
2 weeks for a cutting is not unusual, i've never used a budded branch to clone with, that might slow things down a little

...douchebag brother, it was in a planter, so id hope an animal wouldnt eat a buncho plastic. Is the clone suppose to start looking real bad before it starts perking up n growing roots?. seemed like its just steadily gone down hill since it started, never done a clone

cloning can be a tough nut to crack in the beginning
many a clone can look like crap but make it
2 big things: patience and too much light, too much light causes the cutting to starve to death
it starves to death because there are no roots to feed it, it's consuming whatever nutrients that are in the cutting
too much light keeps the cutting's metabolism in high gear

so would you recommend putting it in an outdoor shady area? when will i know it has failed, or has started working?

i prefer using a small cfl(13 watt) and a good fixed distance, maybe a foot
outside should work, but getting the light level right may be trickier
i'd think a month should be long enough

i put it in a spot outside where it has a large portion of the day shaded..still bummed about that one going missing. The one inside my room is looking really nice, growing fast, healthy and has no apparent problems, theres 2 outdoors that are seedlings and going quite slow..gonna be a toss-up as to if they will work, and the reveg i am going to have to move. I planted it close to the one that went missing, but it is in the actual ground, harder to Rip. should probably get it more secluded in the next couple days..just sucks cause she finally started some good new growtth..though the leaves are weird in reveg...

Clone started on the 10th i believe, so i guess i got some time to wait. Do the leaves need constant moisture / misting? dirt should be dry or wet? humidity dome outside? - humidity usually hovers here between 30-60% give or take

after summer grows im going to make a good effort to learn and start cloning instead of seeds, i can't stand the fragile bastards

the leaves don't need moisture, at least not as much as the soil, that's what needs to be kept moist, i generally water lightly once a day
understand the feeling with clones, they are fussy, and some strains do not clone easily