i say yes becase the roots look long enough and some of the roots have roots. plant it in wet soil and keep the soil moist for a while as the roots adjust from water to soil, you dont want the plant to go into shock with the transfer. you can keep it in the water for longer though and wait for even more/longer roots to form, which will make the cutting more likely to take to soil. hope this made sense and was helpful!
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i say yes becase the roots look long enough and some of the roots have roots. plant it in wet soil and keep the soil moist for a while as the roots adjust from water to soil, you dont want the plant to go into shock with the transfer. you can keep it in the water for longer though and wait for even more/longer roots to form, which will make the cutting more likely to take to soil. hope this made sense and was helpful!