Okay, First I hope your open to my advice.

Second, Your plants that you moved out will probably do better outdoors. Remember to harden off first or their going to get off to a slow start.

Third, about your tall girl, LST her either by anchoring the base (shouldn't need it at that stage) and then pulling her down, ever so slowly (is key especially durning your stage) the opposite direction from your anchor, until she is parallel to the ground. Or below the fence line where you want her. Or you can LST with my method which is tieing off at the first few nodes down from the top and then tieing off at the first few nodes up from the bottom. Making A 'S' hook type shape. This method in my experience, works better and creates a more sturdy, bigger plant.

Fourth, take your clone(s) from the oldest growth. Meaning the closer the branch is to the ground the better. As these plants have the most hormones, to increase chance of clone survival and quickly rooting, reverse foliar feed with plain water about 5-6 days ahead of taking the clone(s), this will do two things reduce the amount of Nitrogen and building the amount of carbohydrates both of which will improve clone rooting time. I suggest that you keep your clones in high humidity and out of direct intense light, meaning that I would not recommend putting them outside in the dirt. You want as much of as stable clean pest free, diease free, humid enviroment as possible.

Well I hope my time here hasn't been a waste. Good Luck and Happy Growing, Stay Safe!

Love and Peace