I do cut some clones for my outdoor growing and no...

find warmth under the plant encourage rooting, try to get the warmth from that not the lamp/ light. slight damp not wet makes them search out the moisture so its a balance of plenty to drink but plenty of damp for root growth. when you clone the plant stem has to be hardened but also not lime green that is a sign of nitrates that slows rooting. you need to starve the plant of nitrates for a week then choose stems in the middle bottom not new growth at the top as this has the most nitrates. mine are rooted and moved on after a week and my seeds took 2 - 4 days to germinate.

Hello ! The fact that you took clones from an outdoor plant to grow them inside is a detail , your clone will be perfect copy-past of your original plant and will have the same age as their mother plant so they are suposed to grow faster. Clones are rooting in vegetative stage so you should give them 18h of light it's the most common light schedule for indoor feminised/regular strains , you can go for more but it will not make a big difference. After 7 month old they should already be strong and have a big roots system , I can recommend you any kind of benefical bacteria to help your roots system (mamoth microbs for exemple). I hope it will help you 😁👍

Hi @Zippytripi! Clones are just like seeds, they need at least 18 hours of light but you can push to 22 or 24 depending on your own preferences. An organic root stimulator would help/speed up the process, but once again there are so many brands, it's up to you and what you can find locally, you better ask your closest growshop and see what's in stock. Happy growing 👊