 you know, maybe six or eight hours of sunlight a day and then shade the rest. That would be sensational for those. That would work out really well. And a nice slow-release fertilizer that's just going to feed them a little bit throughout the season. So that would work out great. And then they don't like to be too wet, but they do like to drain out properly. So good drainage. That's why the extra big hole really helps as well, too. So you could transplant any time from now until November.