Look at my fan and ease in your way of propagating jasmine or any other fine. You just take a pot, you take a vine that's got root cell square, and you just thread it through the hole in the bottom of the pot. And this is my new lazy method of propagating jasmine. You could do hundreds this way and sell them at school fades or church fades or whatever. You just pull it through and leave a nice one with a joint on it. Once a joint, just that joint there, pull those leaves off and just damage it a bit and it'll put roots on that node there. That node there will put roots on, won't it? It's going to be, I'm going to fill that with soil now and then water it and just leave it there and come back a few weeks later. And once the roots are all established in that pot, I'll just cut it off from underneath. So it's a new lazy method. And also it's less injurious and let's risky. It's more likely to succeed this way because wherever jasmine touches down, it puts roots. So it's going to automatically put roots in the pot where I want it. And that will be that. I'll fill it now and water it. So basically it's a layering method isn't it? Except it's not going to have any transplants or anything because it's connected to it. It's another self, it's planned isn't it? It's never going to go into shock or anything. It's not going to be miserable or anything that's connected to the name, plant and it's also a new plant and it's going to be established beautifully in a pot. I could sell those, I want to go into business or to tie for the market store or something. I could sell zillions of them. I'll come back in a few weeks, I'll just cut it off from underneath and it will have lovely roots, won't it? That's my idea, I'm sure it's not, I'm sure other people thought of it but threadling it through the bottom of it, a used flower pot seems to be a good idea. There, I've made too so far today. I could make dozens, couldn't I? Lovely Jasmine. I think I'll do it with Pasa Flora as well, we've got lots of beautiful Pasa Flora around here. See you.