What seems to be the problem?

[Forte]

I bought the clone yesterday and when I put it in soil it turned like this.

 

[SnaFuu]

Damn, why'd you put it in soil then?

 

[piecemasta]

Looks pretty shocked haha
were you gentle when you transplanted it?
did you drench the soil shortly after?
is the clone receiving nutes? if so flush soil and feed using 1/4 strength once soil dries a little.

 

[Forte]

Looks pretty shocked haha
were you gentle when you transplanted it?
did you drench the soil shortly after?
is the clone receiving nutes? if so flush soil and feed using 1/4 strength once soil dries a little.

I thought I was pretty gentle haha.
Yeah i did drench the soil.
I haven't added any nutes, I have them on Fox farm ocean forest soil.

 

[Forte]

Damn, why'd you put it in soil then?

I thought it was cool to put clones in soil once they have roots.

 

[piecemasta]

I thought it was cool to put clones in soil once they have roots.

it is okay! he's just pulling your leg

 

[piecemasta]

I thought I was pretty gentle haha.
Yeah i did drench the soil.
I haven't added any nutes, I have them on Fox farm ocean forest soil.

Fox farm ocean forest soil is a little "hot" or strong for newly rooting clones. Definitely run a good volume of water through the medium.

 

[*BUDS]

It looks like a temp, light intensity issue. Major shock relocating. What is the temp in there bro?

 

[Jimdamick]

As Buds stated, it looks to me also like a light intensity issue because if it was a nute issue, the bottom leaves would be hit first, not the top as seems to be in your case. Also it happening in 24 hours points to heat. Good luck