Let's talk about that. So we're talking about cherry, my cherry on a grande that is a chimera, two cross to a very cherry. And so the plant is a growing machine. It will grow into week eight. It doesn't have big buds, but it's unbelievably turpy. It's the loudest fruity Terp plant that I have, I've ever had. And so I we, we kept it like I did this two and a half years ago, and I didn't even have the plant anymore. But I knew people had it. I didn't know bully man had it, though, and he told me, like, a week before the autumn immersive, he said, Hey, I'm gonna bring some cuts of your original cherry grounding I got from this guy that you gave it to. And I'm like, Oh my gosh, because I was trying to figure out a plan of how to get it back, like, I was really like, Okay, it's time to get it back and do some work with it again. Anyway, he brought it to me. Gave me six clones. I believe it was all six clones are in the garden right now. They're all over six feet tall, but we had to start in some red solo cups. And went into gasoline alley. Everything was looking good, not bad at all. Brought in a plant from somebody else. I wanted to check out. Had some mites on it, I'm pretty sure. And then it got all over my plants. And then I spent probably a month to two months, I don't remember, just spraying defoliating, waiting, waiting and waiting for them to get healthy again and grow out and get started. And finally they started get healthy, get some green leaves and all that. And then at the end of February, I took them outside. As they were outside, they went through four freezes. I had to, I put a tarp up over them and a little space heater, but that's all I gave them. And there was, there was about, you know. Know, 10 plants or so out there getting kind of big, but they got frostbite on some of them. You know, the belief wilted real quick. You could tell that the cold got to them on that section. So I had to cut some back. And then I had a we had a storm, had a big branch fall right in the middle of my plants, and snapped a bunch of branches off of them. Me and my neighbor were moving them, I accidentally dropped one, and we both hit it, and it snapped the thing at the base and laid completely over on the ground. I immediately got the the electrical tape, set it straight back up, electrical taped it up real well. It's still going out here in the garden. Man, it's still got the electrical tape at the bottom too, from where it totally snapped. Is the worst, one of the worst break. I was like, Dude, this plant's gonna die. But so what we'll if it starts to wilt, we'll close. Wilt, we'll clone it out. So I told him, and it never wilted. Jordan, so these plants, man, they've been to hell and back, and right now they're, they're really just feeling good. I feel like, like, like, triona grande is a, is a five leaf plant. Like, that's what she likes to put is five the whole time. And you know what? She's kind of threes in some spots. But that five is really shining through. Now, on the very top, looking good. Yeah, that's, um, that's a little bit bigger. That's a that's a legendary cherry right there. That's just one of the man. I wish I had all good pictures. Now, one of the fattest plants I've grown, it's about four feet across right now, and it's only about three and a half feet to four feet tall. It's a blob. It's so I didn't mean to distract