I suggest reading up on cloning just a little. As MD stated they used three different ways of getting the cuttings to root which I have done one and am working on a second style not mentioned above (using a humidifier in the root zone. It’s an experiment lol).
Yes it clones just like any other cut. Cut it at the node at 45 degree angle put in cloning gel then into what ever substrate you want: rock wool jiffy’s or rapid roots.
it's how i do it and here's a photo of my clone setup. I like to have them under a humidity dome for about a week. I remove it for about a hr. a day to check them. I don't keep the soil overly wet just damp and let the humidity do the rest. I spray the inside of the top of container and snap it onto the bottom. It's just a store bought cake container i saved nothing fancy. Some folks don't use domes on their clones but it's a habit i've had for years.