My clone looks like its dying! can't find solution... Can someone help me out?

So about a month and a half ago or so i tried cloning my late flowering female not by choice but because my damn cat tore a branch off so i decided to jus try to clone it... I didnt know wut was going to happen because i didnt use any rooting hormone n i planted it straight into dirt... Well to make a long story short it took off really well and was looking good until a week ago... then the leaves started to wilt and curve in wierd directions, so i thought it might b nute lock or something so i tried using epsom salt n water and it seems like now its getting worse by the day... Can someone help me out with any suggestions? Here are some pics of the clone. Sorry if u cant c it too great i tried to focus on the wilting parts as much as possible.

Did you go through the photos in the plant problems thread? Did you kick up your soil with nutes? Tell us what you used. Clones are not super sensitive to nutes, if you have them in balance. It looks like N def to me but I could be wrong.

Ok well im using foxfarm soil and i havent been using nutes because i thought that might have been the prob... Its on a 24 hour light cycle, and i havent been watering too much because it seems like ever since this problem started with the leaves it hasnt been drinking up the water very much...

You should not be watering but every 3 days or so. That might be the problem. Give it some Nitrogen and see if she doesn't perk up in a couple of days. You should see the yellowing go away and the leaves start to look healthy again. FF is good stuff (I use it too) but you still have to add extra N, a couple of times a month for larger plants.

sounds good man thnx for the help but wut would u recommend to use for Nitrogen?

Whatever you have on hand that has a high first number. If you have to go buy something, get some blood meal and water it in. There are other nutes high in N too; you just have to read the label.

They sell good nutes at Walmart and Lowes with 20-20-20 10-0-0, that's what I used for a while...Also, if you can 18/6 is better for root growth, and overall plant growth.
They need to sleep too lol.