Every time the its nearly 60-year history, puts the Super Bowl the halftime show is getting difficult. Sometimes logistics can be complicated by concerns about turf protection. On other occasions, some aspects of the show have leaked online, say happened last year ahead of Kendrick Lamar’s performance. In the lead up to Bad BunnyThe Super Bowl LX show, I wonder if there is concern about the possible presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Big Game agents are the King of the Latin Trap’s biggest obstacle.

It’s not. It is trying to fulfill Bad Bunny’s wish to change the Levi’s Stadium field to his home in Puerto Rico.

That was Bruce and Shelley Rodgers’ problem to solve. Their company, Tribe Inc.has been producing the show for nearly two decades, and the pair have become de facto experts on how to pull off more elaborate stage productions during the halftime show’s allotted 26 or so minutes.

For Sunday’s show, sandwiched between the Seattle Seahawks’ rematch against the New England Patriots, the issue was horticulture. Bad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, wanted his show to have the same look and feel as his new home in Puerto Rico, covering stages of palm trees and sugarcane to recreate the environment of Vega Baja, where he grew up.

In a different stadium, that can be done by rolling carts covered with field crops. But Santa Clara’s Levi’s Stadium uses natural grass; THE National Football LeagueThe guides do not allow many carts to go to the field, because they tear the grass. The maximum the team can use is 25, and they need those for stages and other props.

Bruce Rodgers’ cure was simple: dress people like plants.

As the audience saw at halftime, Bad Bunny, who performed in a white dress with a number and “Ocasio” on the back like a football jersey, was able to dance around the set he wanted—the casita, the vintage truck, the wedding stage—but the plants were alive in a way he couldn’t have imagined. About 380 people dressed up in costumes to resemble tall stalks of grass. The stationary palm trees and poles, in case you were wondering, are rolled in the same way that the street lights are installed. Lamar’s street scene from Super Bowl LIX. On Sunday, they hit their limit of 25 carts, with a device called “turf tires,” and got everything safely on and off the field.