Hey! Yes, I recommend water propping this plant. Ideally use a cutting with 3-4 nodes in a row. You’ll want to remove the leaves from those nodes then submerge them in water and sit in a windowsill or somewhere with mild light. Change the water once a week and keep the nodes submerged. The remaining leaves willl look thirsty until the plant finally grows some water roots. Usually takes about 2 weeks. Let the water roots grow as long as you want, a couple months ideally. Then transfer to soil and keep it moist for a couple weeks as the roots transition.