Kevin Espiritu

I don't know, a very high-end basil or something like that.

That'd be really inefficient use of probably the most expensive real estate on earth, right?

And so what they'll do is they'll create, usually it's like a hydroponic or aeroponic type system because then they don't have to deal with the soil.

And they'll create like little channels or little grids or some sort of way of growing it.

And then they'll just stack those on top of one another.

The problem then becomes the light.

Like you're blocking off.

How to get light in there.

Yeah, exactly.

Well, you'd get more yield on like a per square foot basis because you've got the Z dimension, right?

Or the Y dimension now that you're dealing with.

We'll take the Z. Z is good.

We're good.

Z's up.

Okay, great.

We're good.

And then you also got the density at which you can plant.

I'll just go back to my house, for example.

Let's say I'm growing peaches and citrus in my yard.

If I'm a commercial peach grower, I'm growing those trees out to 15 feet wide, 15 feet tall, basically expressing their full genetic potential.