 You know, you have to kind of do, as fungicides are always, they are preventatives for the most part. You know, there's some curatives out there too, but preventatives, so you do a preventative spraying. The thing about the septoria leaf spot is that, and it's probably one of the most common, it affects the stems and the foliage and makes them look really bad, but rarely affects the fruit. So what tomatoes you still see on there, and if you've got the new growth coming along and they're still setting fruit, you know, that'll all still ripen and you're good to go. They just look...