 Yeah, good point. To reduce the amount of stress, you know, particularly when you've got a plant that has been damaged, let's say, from overwatering and you've lost a good many of the roots. Well, even if you water it now, it can't get enough water in to support all that top growth. And the plants lose all that water, most, almost all of it, through the foliage. So if you cut that plant back by 50% or so, then you have less water loss and you have a better chance of that plant growing