What is, what is that stuff?

I do.

Yeah.

So cookies, uh, where you cut the, um, stem or a trunk into slivers.

Um, I've got a pretty unique design on, um, m- the shelf behind me, um, that I'm displaying.

But I've used cookies, these slivers of, of trunk in different ways.

Uh, we used them for centerpieces at my wedding.

Tell me how you pitched it to 'em.

Uh, when we're looking at a tree, how do we tell that, that it's stressed by heat?

Yeah.

So initially, you really can't tell, especially in a situation like we had where we came out of a hot, dry winter.

Trees use up reserves.

That's the, the first thing that happens, right? When a tree's stressed out, there's no outward signs.

Um, you know, the next stage is you start seeing wilting on leaves, uh, die back within the canopy, uh, leaves changing color.

Um, you know, uh, the, the...

Uh, but with water restrictions, does that come into play too even with watering trees?