Individualize variables in elements on list.

Hello.

As I can do for the variable "production", (which is a variable of a list of several elements), if this variable goes beyond 10,000, in a particular element, I detected it and reduced it. That is to say my more simplified question, is how I can make a variable of an element of my list, be detected automatically, without selecting it(Example: recursos[0].producción, recursos[1].producción, I don't see it effective), and individualize it without changing all, as it happens in the following image. I had thought about stopping the for, and following it, but I think it doesn't work.

Thank you. using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; using TMPro;

 public class CaracteristicasMinas : MonoBehaviour
 {
     
     [System.Serializable]
     public struct Mejoras
     {
         public int siguienteMejora;
     }
 
     [System.Serializable]
     public class Minas
     {
         public Sprite image;
         public string nombre;
         public float produccion, almacen, multi, mejora, habitantes;
         public TextMeshProUGUI panelTexto;
         
         
     }
     public List<Minas> recursos = new List<Minas>();  
    
     public void FuncionamientoMinas()
     {
 
         for (var i = 0; i < recursos.Count; i++)
         {
             recursos[i].produccion = recursos[i].produccion + (recursos[i].multi * recursos[i].habitantes);
             //recursos[i].produccion = Mathf.Ceil(recursos[i].produccion);
             recursos[i].panelTexto.text = recursos[i].produccion.ToString();
             if(recursos[i].produccion > 10.000)
             {
                  recursos[i].panelTexto.text = (recursos[i].produccion / 1000).ToString()+"K";
             }
             if (recursos[i].almacen < recursos[i].produccion)
             {
                 recursos[i].produccion = recursos[i].almacen;
                 recursos[i].panelTexto.text = recursos[i].produccion.ToString();
             }
             
         }
   
     }
 
 }