Revegged Acid Dough Clone

I am taking clones from my flowering Acid Dough near the end of week 3. This is a form of Monster Cropping. I will begin week 1 day 1 as the day clones are cut not rooted. When I cut the clones I want fast rooters as these will be revegged for several weeks unless they get to unruly so I will be looking for growth that originates near the base (if I planned to flower right away I would take clones that originated near the top of the plant). I have a jar of nute solution to put the fresh cuttings in. The rock wool has soaked in the nute solution for a day. Everyone does their clones a little different. I cut the clones at a 45 degree angle about 2" below the first node put the cutting in nute jar right away and let them soak for at least 20-30 min. I shake off the excess water and coat the bottom inch in rooting gel and then in rooting powder. I then place the cutting in the rock wool. I put the fresh cuttings in the dark for the first 2 days spraying the leaves with tap water once or twice a day. From there they will sit under a humidity dome with a 300w led 36-48" above until roots begin to grow. 8/5 After two days in the dark they don't look any worse for wear. The temperature outside the box was 72 and inside was a nice cool 69 caused by evaporative cooling off the small puddles in the box. Today I put them under the 300w (eq) LED in trays (wife's baking dishes with a dome I made with clear plastic and a dollar store basket with the bottom cut out. I put a temp/hygrometer under one of the domes. I will check the readings in a few hours. I have never cloned during flower supposedly their new leaves will not look like a MJ plants until several sets (nodes) are grown and they should branch like mad for a few weeks! But we will see. Well checked on them after 3h and the temperature is a wonderful 75. However, the humidity is not wonderful at 90 so I removed the domes and will check back in a few hours. 8/6 removed the lower leaves. Temperature is a little higher without the dome but the humidity is much better. Rock Wool was drying out so I added about 80ml to the bottom of each dish. I added to the dish not the blocks to encourage the clones to seek out the water. 8/8 day 5 I see some new growth on most of the cuttings. I suspect we have roots. They should start poking out of the rock wool over the next couple of days if I get their DWC set up I will transfer them.