Don’t Throw Out Cherry Pits! 🍒 creative explained

[strikeru.s.m.c.]

Wow! Never knew this 😮. I can't begin to tell you how many pits I threw away. I'd have a garden full of 🍒 😃👍🏿 Thank you for sharing your knowledge for all to see 😉✌️.

[shejean]

But….don’t throw the fruit away! Eat the fruit…😉

[ayşemEce_arı]

When zombie apocalypse happen, this man is what we needed the most

[sunshinegaubert]

Cherries are very expensive so of course you EAT it FIRST if it's fresh and not old 😊

[shaziman]

"After sometime, " you always say this but never specify roughly how long!

[thamiriss.]

I love when he does the Sailor Moon dramatic gesture style 🤘🏻

[senseisanzang]

He has so many plants they feed half the world with oxygen

[konstantinosefraimidis]

Me: doesn't throw away cherry seeds and plants them instead
My house 6 months later covered in plants

[R-us-h]

Instructions unclear the cherries became sentient and invaded my home

[andylugo]

As many others said, you make farming cool. Thanks for this

[Shtinkyps]

I give it a year before he starts a video with "when you're done planting a tree, don't throw out thr dirt" and then just teaches us alchemy

[JBaminXx]

You have the best videos ever 🎉 and great content 🎉🎉🎉

[emberdunklin]

Whichever cherry tree it is (sour cherries don't need a pollinator, sweet cherries do) you're gonna have to have two different trees, of two different species. Ex: Rainier Cherry trees can help pollinate Bale Cherry Trees, and vise versa.

[DeFi-Macrodosing]

And just like that: farming is cool again 😎

[AntonioScarpace]

Right when he said did you know I knew I didn’t

[VioRover]

A bench vise works the best, even got seeds from dried husks that were shipped to me

[Anthony-fbni]

I'm trying this now hopefully it will grow

[juliesisario]

Thank u Armen! Can't wait to try this out? Thanks for the info man!

[soyasus]

What he meant by soon is about two to three months on that cherry sprouting

[TheRealBelovianna]

Random fact: Did you know cherry pits contain a cyanide called amygdalin? It is also present in the seeds of apricots, apples, plums, almonds and peaches.

If you swallowed the seeds whole, you'd most likely be okay though as they often pass on through undigested.