Mm

... and increase overall fruiting position per plant.

I, I try to find some... one of the older individuals in the room and be like, "Hey, you remember chopping cotton." 'Cause historically, you know, chopping cotton, yeah, we were chopping weeds, but we were also thinning out the stand and, and trying to give every one of those plants more room.

So the saving side of things.

So yeah, we're se- we're saving seed, but we're also making it a whole lot easier for that plant to retain first position fruit deeper in the canopy.

We're typically increasing the fruiting body size down deeper in the canopy.

Um, y- the arguments against that reduced seeding rate or, or it's what's re- it's delaying maturity.

So anything you want to add to, uh, what Simer was talking about just a second ago?