Clone dying HELP!!

i have this one clone, it is my second attempt at cloning. first time i had a very immature cutting, this time it was on its 4th leaf set, and was becoming a vigorous chute. so i used it as a clone. the rooting hormone is called "rootone" by garden tech. it is a rooting hormone with fungicide. the active ingredients are 1-naphthaleneacetamide 0.20% and Thiram (tetramethyl) thiuramdisulfide. I have it under a CFL. 24 hrs of light, not air circulation except fanning, and i mist it once a day.

that pic is from yesterday, its even worse today.

clones do not need direct light to root. must keep medium damp, not soaked, and keep em in the 70's range

you need to make a "dome" out of a 2 liter bottle and put it over the clone, they also need higher humitity to root, hope this help's ya, i was banging my head on the wall after i lost 16 my first try, now im almost 100% now

not sure but when a clone wilts isnt it usually because it needs a humidity dome/propogator, you need to keep the relative humidity high for clones, just misting it daily wont be enough

It's not uncommon for a clone to wilt in the first couple days and then perk back up. Some genetics are simply harder to clone. Excessive wilting can indicate over or under watering. Consider building a cheap ass bubble cloner or use rock wool rather than cloning directly in soil.