So hello everybody. Out of the four hostess that I planted, it looks like three of them made it, which is great. I planned on keeping them near these greens here. These are gone to seed, but there are others that are coming up that are taking their place. But I thought, you know, putting the hostess here, you know, most people didn't know that hostess were edible. So I thought that was a really cool thing to plant. Just in case, you know, food becomes a little more scarce in the supermarket. And, you know, people might come and borrow from my greens bed. Most people don't know certain foods are edible. And while we're talking about addibles that don't look like addibles. I decided that I would repot this bicopa. You can see both of the pots. They'll be a little more open and a little bit and they'll absorb all of this water. They're actually aquarium plants anyway. They are water plants. They would prefer to stay moist all the time to stay in water. So I know that this is a good fix for them. The water has been treated for mosquitoes. So I'm not, you know, breeding mosquitoes in here. And these are edible. The flowers are edible. The leaves are edible. I believe I did a video on them earlier, maybe a few weeks ago. And some people ask what they taste it like. And they taste very citrusy whenever you cook them. And you can cook a little bit of the bitterness out of them. But they are a little bitter. It tastes more like you're eating a still lemon rind. But they're still edible. And gosh, they they have a few medicinal benefits. They're going to like their new digs in this trash can here. This trash can just catches water. And, you know, it's too hot to do anything else. And like everything else that we'll put in it pretty much cooked the roots. We probably need to paint it a different color if we were going to plant something else in it. We planted potatoes in it last year, which, you know, it gave us some, but it rotted a lot of the potatoes out before we had a chance to get them. It just basically cooked them in the dirt. So I guess yeah, we had baked potatoes. But if you want something that is edible that doesn't look edible, and you think people might want to take what you have out in your garden when you're not home one day because they're a little hungry. Just plant a few things that don't look edible. Until next time. Thanks for watching.