you bet. Okay, so it's winter time, right? And often new organic farmers don't, do not know what to do, because in the winter time, it seems like nothing's happening, but the winter time is when you replenish your storehouse. It's whenever you start making all of your inputs that you want to make. And let me preface that with I'm talking about my environment. I can do all of these things that I'm about to say in my environment, and I am fully aware that in your environment, it's quite possible that you just cannot do these things. There are lots of other things that you can do. You don't have to do the whole list of what I'm doing. There are definitely simple things, like labs and IMO, one that you can take from and you can do in warm places. But my environment, I have a nice little shed that I can keep warm, that I can always imitate and recreate summer conditions inside. So I can always be making stuff, because I got a warm shed in here. So I have a long list of stuff. Let me tell you everything that I've been doing since about let's see October. The end of October, right after I cut my plants down, and right after I winterized my garden real well, I started focusing on gathering materials and starting to make new inputs. One of the first things that I've made, and it's a brand new thing, it's a fermented Turkey Tail extract. And I've gathered lots of Turkey tails. You'll see that, okay, calcs, Instagram and my YouTube page, and just the basic extract method of using labs and molasses and water and adding the turkey tails, letting that sit approximately seven to 10 days, taking a pH, finding it close to around three is typically what I'll do, and then a strain. It out a little bit, and what I've been using it right now in my testing, in my organic experimentation, I'm testing fermented Turkey Tail extract as a foliar on about six plants inside gasoline. Now they've been doing it for about the last five days. Wow. And I've even squirted a teaspoon, not a tablespoon, but I squirted a teaspoon, about three milliliters of straight Turkey Tail extract, into the soil. Just injected it in the soil, and just been messing around. Man, I've got, I don't care. These plants make it or not. These are my testers. There's some extras, and just kind of let them do their thing. I'll probably chop them down before I switch the flower here in gasoline alley. But thus far, man, they look beautiful. Wow. Now the the reason I tried this Turkey Tail extract number one is because I had so many Turkey tails and like, I gotta do something else besides grind them up, take more prints and things like that. I use labs in my IPM, Reg, I use labs. OHN and em five, wanted to kind of change the lab side up. And instead of labs, I've now implemented the fermented Turkey Tail extract, which was made with labs. But it's just going to have, I feel a more of a beneficial effect on my plants. That is a theory and a hypothesis only have zero scientific proof of anything. I'm a methodology guy. I like to practice some methods to see how the end result comes out. I feel like you learn a lot more that way. I'm not a I'm not a mathematical guy whatsoever. So I like methods. I like to try things out, see how they work. And I'm going to start implementing the permanent Turkey Tail with my oh and em five as an as a regular IPM that I use for as a plant maintenance, really, and thus far in gasoline alley, my plants look fantastic. I've used no typical IPM, like a regalia or a venerate or something like that. I've only used natural products that I've made, and zero issues so far. But let me go through this list of things that I've made so that you can kind of compare, maybe the listener can compare where they are. You know, maybe you're a brand new organic guy, you've made a few ferments, and maybe, maybe you're about a third year organic guy, and you've got into those ferments, and you've got into the IMO, one through fives, and you got to try to make some things. I've been doing it for a while, and I, I seem to do a lot more than most people, just because my personality type is not a braggar thing. I have, I have more time than most people do.