Yeah, okay, so again, with surfactants, what we're trying to do is reduce water tension, okay, and basically help it spread more evenly throughout the soil profile, all right? And when we have evenly moist soil, it allows us to have access to greater microbial diversity, greater microbial populations, better root growth, better nutrient access, because everything that goes on in the soil is very reliant on water, right? It doesn't work without it, you know. So, like, the goal with these kinds of products is, again, to create even soil moisture, okay? And to get a little more detailed, we talked about, like three we briefly touched on this, like the very end of the episode last week, and basically, again, plants take up soil moisture like or soil nutrient really like three different ways. We have what's called mass flow, we have what's called diffusion and root interception, okay? And all three of these rely on soil moisture to function effectively. Okay, so mass flow, okay, if you think about like your like pore space, the spot in this like places in the soil with moisture, right? Liquid nutrients are dissolved in that. So when you think about plants as giant transfer. Machine, machines as they transpire, right as they transpire, what's happening is at the same time all this water right charged. It's like in a line going up into through the plant, right into the roots, through the plant, and dispersed out through the stomata, carrying nutrients, right? But as water is pushed out, it is also pulled up because it's again, linked, okay, so most of your nutrients are taken up this way through mass flow. Nutrients and solution are taken up through the root, distributed through the plant, okay, another one is diffusion, all right, where the plant depletes nutrient levels in the rhizosphere around the root hairs, okay? And then what happens is areas of high concentration move to low concentration. So let's say we have phosphorus around the root hairs. Okay, plants take up all that pee now there's low concentration around the root hairs and high concentrations elsewhere, okay, and through diffusion, you have nutrient movement from high to low concentration to where now the plant can take that up, okay. But again, you need these, like soil, moist, like moisture, films, like films in the soil, for this to happen effectively, all right? And then a third way, and this is really important for highly immobile nutrients, is root interception, so roots actually physically grow into contact with these nutrients, right? But again, for roots to be able to easily grow through the soil and push and work their way out, you need soil moisture, right? Or it helps that process happen a lot more effectively and efficiently, right? So all these different reasons why it's important to keep soil evenly moist and help all these little nooks and crannies where fine root hairs can go through and mycorrhizae, all this stuff is supported by moisture, so using surfactants helps support that process and keep again, Water Wetter, which will unlock more nutrients. Like, Well, I wouldn't say it will unlock access to more nutrients that are there in the soil. And that's kind of why, why we're wanting to key in on a product that we recently received all the individual inputs for. And we're going to start trialing some different formulations of putting together a diverse group of kind of SAP, SAP and enrich plant compounds and a diverse group of bio stimulants combined with fulvic acids. Because we talk why that we talked earlier, why those fulvic acids are important. So what we're trying to do is create kind of an all in one product that uses a diverse array. Again, everybody knows yucca, or at least, like again, not everybody. If you've been doing this for a while, and it's something you've stumbled onto, you've probably heard of it. Another big one that people have been on the past couple of years more is Kiah ha right? Is another high SAP and containing right plant compound, okay? And there's two other lesser known ones that we're also incorporating into this, and that is so port powder and licorice root powder, who also it's more mild, it doesn't contain quite the level. But when we're talking about these soil systems and why we use a diverse array of inputs and a diverse array of different kinds of biochar that we put in their particle sizes, right? Everything. Redundancy is key. Diversity is key. So using a lot of one kind could work, but by using a diverse array and still getting everything we need can help support different microbial populations that we might not really know get supported by that more, right? And what's really hard is you, kind of, you start to learn enough to be dangerous, but you don't know it on that level, right? But, and that's kind of, I feel like that's kind of where I reside. I know enough to be dangerous but, and I at least know that, but it understanding how things operate at that level biologically, that is something you could in get into for years. So again, with my philosophy, with at least my knowledge and skill set, what I'm trying to do is just use a diverse array of inputs that kind of accomplish the same thing again. So I'm really kind of hedging bets that all these different inputs will help support different processes while achieving the same goal, right? Saponin surfactants is the goal. We have big ones with yucca and keahan. We have supporting roles with licorice root and soap work powder, right? And then on top of that, we talk about a lot of things, a lot of the bio stimulants that really help right, supercharged soil biology, whether it's through like, like, like a food source, or like, like, carbs, sugars, amino acids, things like this. Will help give that a boost or that, whether they bring in, let's say, like, plant growth hormones, right? We talk about like, like oxen, a very popular one, like, that's why people love using kelp. You have a diverse array of micronutrients, bio stimulants and plant growth hormones, coconut powder, right? Another one, aloe vera powder, another one. So right? What we're trying to do because when you start naming off all these and if you've brought bought them before, you're like shit, right? This, they're expensive, especially when you're buying them at two or four, maybe eight ounces per packet. So we're trying to do is eliminate people from having to buy like seven different things that all do have benefits when used moderately, right? It's really easy to overdo stuff sometimes, but what we want to do is do all of kind of the grunt work and trial work on what's too much, what's not enough. How can I take all these really good natural compounds and natural extracts, and put them all into one product. So it's like we talked about, like bottled lines. And one thing I really don't want to do is create some wildly complicated system where I'm like, Hey, we sell cell port powder, we sell licorice root powder, we sell kiaha, we sell yucca, we sell this. I need you to use this at a half teaspoon a gallon, one gram per gallon, one tablespoon per gallon, and mix it all up and add it in. That's it's a lot, right? So what we want to do is introduce all these different bio stimulants and surfactants, right, but in a complete package at a much, much lower price point than people are accustomed to paying for this stuff, and that's ultimately what our goal is. And I know we can hit a really good spot price point. We did a lot of work finding high quality inputs at a certain right Bulk Rate that help gets our cost down. So then we get it either directly to you or to retailers, and then ultimately the end consumer right? It helps save people money, because you're not having to buy eight different things. You buy one where it's all together with all those benefits. And honestly, like I, I'm super excited about our new soluble formulators for veg and for veg and flour, but this one especially for people that don't want to feed. And I totally get that. I totally get that. But this will help unlock the potential of your soil more through evenly applying moisture throughout the entire soil profile, again, for the benefits that we spoke of earlier. I yeah, I get, I get really excited about that. It's going to be fun.