I've got to have a little bit of love for the plant, you know, quick legacy market report.

Up here in British Columbia, if you are growing the absolute best, you can get close to about

1,200 a pound, which if you scale up, I have a friend that runs 16 HLGR specs.

It's not bad.

It's not bad. You've got to hustle more. You've. You got to work hard and you got to grow the absolute best or it's going nowhere. Like it's just not, you know, once you get down there, you're right, Scott, I think Colorado legacy market report would be like around 800 maybe. But I still think you can, if you want to, you know, if you're hustling and you want to make some money at this, it's still available.

It's still great, but everything else is background noise.

I'm hearing some pretty heavy background.

Do me a favor.

Just meet yourself in, if you would.

It seems like, you know, for us in Oregon, the mature market is kind of like what Jude was saying.

It's like you kind of really need to be at the top of your game.

But if you have a following or if you have a group of individuals who are willing to pay,

then it's not that.

I mean, it's not going to be the three to four thousand a pound days anymore, but that doesn't mean as a side hustle, you can't still, you know, kind of subsidize a little fun for your hobby.

I mean, a lot of us home growers are our hobby,

you know, growers are trying to maybe make it so we don't have to spend money for a lower

quality. Well, spend a lot of money for a decent quality at a dispensary, I'll say that.

Yeah, at least, I'll throw this last thing in there, Scotty, and let you have it.

It takes money.

It takes time and effort.

LED lights, nutrients, paying for power, at least recouping minimum.

You know, what you're putting in for the grow is nice.

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