Ok here's my experience.
Use soft fast-growing shoots for clones and not lignified slow growing tips. They root more easily, and also grows faster and yields more as mature plants.
Clonex rooting gel are good stuff. Just dip the cuts prior to potting.
Ever studied the underside of the mature branches at the nodes from the main stem on your plants, and seen the white pinhead size "knobs" there? They're root precursors; every branch is infact a complete plant, they grow as fractals... So, cut the clone at a 45 degree angle right under a node, roots sprout easiest from the nodes.
Use a heating mat for reptilians wired through a dimmer, put a good aquarium thermometer in a moistened pot/cube with only media in it, and adjust to 24-25C on the dimmer, this works miracles for the speed of rooting.
And buy a digital thermometer/hygrometer and keep it in the dome, start out with misting twice a day and shoot for about 80-90% RH for the first couple of days. then, reduce the mistings to one time a day and lower the humidity a bit, and after 5-6 days you can stop misting, shoot for 50-60% RH and let the media dry out a bit. It'll encourage roots.
Timing for the above is of course strain and system/experience dependant, but I get worried if I don't see roots on the fastest cuttings within 7-8 days...
And NEVER keep the media too wet, oxygen/aeration of the stems are vital. I never scrape stems cause it opens for and encourages infections, and I also like to give them 4 hours of darkness.
I've seen roots in 3 days from an easy-rooting plant, with fast growing cuts taken at the right time...
Good luck!