Well, Danny, here from Garden Love doing another update. And this time I'm going to talk to you guys about my pomegranate. As you guys can see, this one in particular is growing in a container. And I know a lot of us think that, well, actually know that pomegranates are drought tolerance, and they don't need a lot of water, and they just thrive in the heat, they thrive, you know, with little water. But I do want to bring to your attention that there is an exception to that. The exception to that comes when you are growing in containers. These containers can only retain so much water once the plant drinks up the whole water. It's going to be pretty dry out because the roots don't have access to the ground, and don't have access to continue to drink water that the ground is retaining. Extra water than a container can retain. Now, it's very crucial to keep that in mind at all times, but more in particular when your tree is starting to flower. Because your tree will just start dropping its flowers, and you know, it would just protect itself, and the flowers is the last thing to come out, and then the last, the first thing that are going to go. Perfect example, I noticed that there were some flowers on the ground, which is pretty sad for me to see, because I really want as much fruit as I can possibly get from this tree. And it has been pretty hot the last two days, which brings to my attention that I need to water this tree a lot more often when it gets pretty hot. And I'm actually going to be working in the next few, few weeks to adding some drip systems to all my containers. Steve Liz is going to be helping me with that, so I'm very excited. But just a tip of advice, guys, if you're growing containers, water, I mean, if you're growing fruit trees and containers, make sure that you water more often that you would a tree in the ground, especially four trees like this one that most people know that they're drought tolerance, and they can just take a lot more than most trees. But we still have to be careful. All right, guys, just a quick tip here from Garden Love. I hope you guys have a blessed day, and I'll see you guys in the next one. Bye-bye.