This was awesome and I'd love to see more of this! Some possible ideas for future episodes: - -Find someone named Abigail and slingshot them with an egg- - Make mayonnaise from an egg - Go around offering random people a Stardew gift of your choice until someone accepts it (bonus points if it's a universal hate in SDV) - Dig for an artifact (anything counts as long as it's man-made) - Build a chest out of wood - Ride a horse - Pick any (or several) SDV recipes and cook them - Grow 15 parsnips - Sew a pair of purple shorts
massaging plant roots is actually good for them! especially when they're rootbound, helping the roots break out of the dirt mould they usually end up in encourages the roots to spread out! some plants actually like being stimulated, sometimes it'll encourage them to grow faster :)
The issue with tomatoes is that they're unbearably finnicky little shits who will sometimes just die for seemingly no reason because you couldn't give them the _exact_ conditions they wanted but then sometimes you'll completely screw it up and they just don't care and it's infuriating. Also they take so much damn water.
@Yes I remember when I was a kid, back in the '90s, we had grown three tomato plants. Other than the initial twice-daily watering we did as the young plants got settled for the most part we didn't water that much... and we live in a semi-desert. Your tomato plants, if they were outdoors, may have been getting enough water just by being outside but when you watered it, it was too much and you might've suffocated the roots. If you had also used mulch then accidentally drowning them by overwatering is very possible. We eventually got rid of the tomatoes because they _wouldn't stop_ *_producing_* and we ran out of neighbors to give buckets of tomatoes to, on top of the buckets of tomatoes for ourselves. Should've kept one.
Sounds about right. One year my family had tomatoes that were doing so well they nearly collapsed from producing too much. Not even a tornado took the damn things out. I don’t know what finally did them in, my dad may have just trashed them. Lol
this is definitely not a video i was expecting today but holy hell what a welcome one. great video as always charcoal barbecue! also the face reveal is too real!
This was such a fun idea for a video, and I loved every minute of it!! I was CACKLING at the whole slime/cake thing, that was amazing. And the scorpion carp catch was super hype too. It’s awesome how your unique, chaotic personality translates seamlessly into this style of video. Can’t wait to see more like this! 😁
Charlie, if u want the cupcake in the slime jello, you could do a couple things. 1.) fill the bowl about 1/2 of the way and let it set in the fridge. Then place a ramekin or something small on top of the set jello and then fill the remaining jello up to the edge of the ramekin and let the jello set again. Once it’s set, remove the ramekin and now you have a hole to place ur cupcake in, then flip with a plate on the bowl so you can control the flip. 2.) Fill the bowl 1/3 with jello, let it set, then wrap the cupcake in plastic wrap and place it on the set jello, then fill the bowl with more jello right at the point of the cupcake floating, let the jello set, then fill the rest of the bowl with jello. That way it looks more suspended and the cupcake also won’t crumble with the liquid. I bet tho you could freeze the cupcake and do this same thing and not use the plastic wrap tho. But make sure u flip with the plate so u have more control! I have not tested these suggestions, however, so disclaimer. Good luck!! Thanks for the video! Super cool to see a face reveal! Hope to catch a livestream again later!
You wouldn't want to use plastic wrap on the cupcake - the last layer of gelatin would melt the plastic. I figure a combination of a complete covering of icing - cream cheese frosting holds up to heat pretty well and is commonly used on carrot cake - and being in the freezer prior to the final gelatin pour might work. Adding a thin layer of gelatin that's almost ready to set to cover the cupcake and chilling it before adding the rest of the liquid gelatin would probably also work too. I believe there are cake recipes that have a gelatin layer on top of regular cake so maybe if Charlie wants to try again she could check out some of those first.
I would fill the bowl half full, wait for it to set fully. Put the cupcake on and fill just to the bottom of the cupcake. Set. Fill another inch or two. Set. Fill the rest.
This girl really went foraging with a Cosmic Brownies box XD. At least half the tea was okay-ish! The video was full of contagious smiles, really cool video Charlie!
Things I did today: - I found this channel. - Watched a ton of your video's. - Subscribed almost immediately. - Played Stardew Valley again after a long time . I love your content, keep up the good work! I hope everyone's had/will have a lovely day like I had today. 😄
You look exactly like I expected you to look like (that's a good thing) and your really pretty! Also this was a great idea for a face reveal and the video itself was also a great idea😊
Loving this kind of content. It was really funny watching you struggle to make the slime. It was also nice to see how creative you were. Also the face reveal we never thought wed need. You're so pretty. Keep up the amazing work!
I don't usually comment but I had to drop everything to come and say: You have such a contagious smile! Throughout the whole video, I couldn't help myself but laugh and grin along with you. You're just as charismatic in front of a camera as you are a mic. Love this and would love to see more!
She pretty much succeeded in all the skills and she even chose her pet at the start, and she chose the cat. Great choice and awesome job learning your skills!
Next Video ideas - to reach true perfection: Cook a meal with one of your selfharvested tomatoes (bruschetta might be a good choice) Make pickled vegetables Give a present to a random villager ("Thank you! This looks... special") Use a copper pan (or whatever...) to gather one item of trash out of a river and put it into a recycling bin (to make Linus proud indeed) Eat a raw parsnip to regain energy. (yeah, it's edible) Almost forgot.... you should craft a scarecrow to protect Victor and Trevor)
I know this video is from forever ago but I've been binging all of your videos and past streams while I play stardew. I spotted the milk and realized you must be in my province! Thank you for all of your wholesome content and this awesome community you've gathered around you.
I was laughing the whole time! Love how you always keep your content fresh! But we might need a secondary channel that is Charlie cooking lol that content is gold
Regarding your newfound plants, methinks one of the big issues with their initial life in your home is that those pots are just simply too large for the size of the plants you purchased. Typically you get a pot that's 2-4 inches larger than the pot it was living in previously - assuming that it's not hella rootbound (i.e. when the roots have reached the bottom, curled into themselves, and made a nice cylinder of pure root mesh because there's nowhere to go). As the plant grows and gets larger, you replace the pots with the next step up. When the pot is too big, you tend to run into a couple of issues: 1. The area the plant (and its roots) are in, are depleted of water quickly because it's trying to survive the repotting processing and starts sucking in resources as fast as possible to help repair damage. If you've accidentally planted in a too-big pot, a small dose of water directly at the plant's base whenever it starts drying out immediately around it will help here (a stick or a finger poked into the soil near the plant at this stage should come out like brownie mix: if it sticks, it's still too wet). 2. The rest of the pot that's not immediately in the presence of roots is still likely to be quite wet from the last watering. Dark, wet, and full of nutrients is the perfect environment for microscopic organisms, mold, fungus, and other things that baby/sapling plants really do not like and likely can't defend themselves against. 3. That nice wet surrounding area that isn't drying out due to the lack of roots sucking up the water is likely getting compacted by the weight and moisture. This makes it harder for roots to expand into that space, especially if you're a tiny sapling with little baby roots for babies. 4. That same reason also means the soil isn't getting aerated, which surprise, plants also like air and weirdly enough have decided that the part not exposed to the air is a great place to absorb air from. Normally worms and bugs would be doing this part, but since its in a pot, it needs your intervention. Mixing perlite into your soil when you're first making the new pot will help prevent it from getting 100% compact, but you should also consider taking a thin stick - like a chopstick or thinner - and poking a few holes through the soil. Say, once a week or whenever your plant needs water. This will provide channels for the water to flow into and that will bring air down into the soil with it as well as break up the soil in a few places to prevent it from getting entirely settled. Entirely aside from all of that, congratulations on being an optimally made human. You're charismatic, funny, _and_ pretty all at the same time, to a level many would consider unfair. Next you'll tell us that you also speak 10 languages, can play the cello at the symphonic orchestral level, and that we should make way for you on the path towards humanity's next evolutionary plane of being.
Oh my goodness thank you for the tips, I'll definitely try these out!! My mom told me to get the biggest pot possible so I don't ~limit their potential~ but I didn't even think about the mold/compaction/etc. Thank you, thank you!!
@@CharlieBarley Yeah, no problem! The pots they're in now are typically the 2nd, maybe even the 3rd pot I'd personally transfer my plants to if I had bought crops at that size. If they've adjusted to being in those pots already and don't continue to look like they're dying, you might be able to get away with just keeping them in those pots for quite a long time with proper care.
@@NicoDiAngeloSonOfHades Every day is filled with agony and turmoil. The relentless aching I feel haunts my conscious and unconscious thoughts and every instant that I continue to perceive the world around me makes me yearn for release from my mortal coil. But none of that has anything to do with my hands, which are totally fine. Thank you for asking.
Thank you so much for having actual captions! I love how cute the sounds are described and words are emphasized. They really help me understand they video more :)
Just a heads up, the "short pine needles" are probably hemlock needles (not pine). Both are usable as teas, but hemlock tends to be more flavorful during the spring when harvesting the new growth on the plant.
Not to be confused with poisonous hemlock, that's a completely different plant, just wanted to clarify... (Tsuga (/ˈsuːɡə/,[3] from Japanese 栂 (ツガ), the name of Tsuga sieboldii) is a genus of conifers in the subfamily Abietoideae of Pinaceae, the pine family. The common name hemlock is derived from a perceived similarity in the smell of its crushed foliage to that of the unrelated plant poison hemlock. Unlike the latter, Tsuga species are not poisonous. (Wikipedia is my source.))
“massaging” the roots is actually good, you were doing it correctly. you usually do this when the roots are root bound, which is when the roots have no where to go and circle around at the bottom over and over, that when you need to “massage” them, so it becomes more loose. dont do it too hard though, as that can damage the roots. :)
Fun fact: the eggs in (most) boxed cake mixes are actually unnecessary and are only added because of marketing techniques in the 1960s I think. I saw a video about it a while ago. good video!!
When you went to massaging the roots you were kinda on the right track when moving a plant to a new pot I found this on the internet so take this with a pinch of salt Get your fingers into the base of the root system and gently loosen them up. Consider it like a relaxing plant massage. It will help the roots establish themselves in the new, larger pot. If you are repotting because of pests or disease, now is the time to try and remove as much of the old potting mix as possible
Charlie you content is soo amazing and I absolutely loved this video, my favorite part was you opening the rocks and just that this video was amazing thank you!
This is the first video I've seen of yours. Could not pass up seeing a take on Stardew in real life. I thoroughly enjoyed the little challenges and successes. Definitely brought back the "when life was simpler" feeling. The slime was incredible! I want to try that myself now! Thanks for the good vibes! I'll be checking out more of your videos!
you do NOT look like how I thought you would, you are so much prettier than I was expecting, genuinely. Edit: YOUR CAT IS ADORABLE, I HOPE YOU NAMED THEM GEORGE
This was great! I really liked your creative approach to the different disciplines. And what i like to mention is that you absolutly look like your avatar, that‘s amazing! Keep up this kind of videos i really like your humor and your way of commenting.
this was sooooo good, i love the fact that you went fishing in a bucket cause i was lowkey expecting you to catch a real fish (also wanted to mention ur very pretty :))
Hi Charlie!! I don't know if you have many geologists who follow you, but I am one! Cracking open geodes can be a lot of fun but it is equally a LOT of work. I definitely recommend some chisels (or even a flat head screwdriver). You put the flat end on the geode and hammer the other end, it helps concentrate the force into a line for a clean break and with less effort/frustration. I've cracked open a lot of geodes and this is the best method I've discovered. Also, goggles are important! You don't want sediment in your eye. Also, quartz is the dominant mineral for geodes. The three varieties you mentioned have slight differences in appearance: milky quartz is white and more opaque, smoky is grey to dark grey, and 'general' quartz is clear. There are metallic varieties of geodes tend to have a darker outside appearance and are much more difficult to break open (since there isn't a hollow cavity), but highly rewarding. Amethyst (purple) geodes are significantly rarer and that's why they're usually pretty pricey! Thundereggs are very hard to open. Even with my rock hammer and chisels, it took be a good thirty minutes to make an even break through and I definitely smashed my fingers a few times. Okay, that's all. Love the content, love stardew, love outdoors. Enjoy your pretty rocks. [: (Sorry for the long comment, love a chance to talk about rocks).
for your first video like this its really well made! the quality is great and there really isnt much audio descrepancy in between places you were. great job >:) camera person did great too
I absolutely loved the concept of this lol you have made your grandfather proud! You making the slime and trying to open the geodes were my favorite parts xD
This was really silly, but also really cute! I do think however, that you should actually try fishing for real, it's a nice experience you are losing on!
When I was little, my dad took my family back to MO, where we stayed for half a year. It was fun, we got to learn fishing, cooking, sewing and animal keeping as well as gardening from his cousin. Gardening is fun and calming, keep it up 😁 Good work and awesome video idea!
i saw the thumbnail and was like WOAH?! that’s charlie??? one because i don’t know what i was expecting you to look like but it’s not just a few pixels thrown together to look like you lol, and two you look weirdly familiar??? like???
Charlie: *holds up a box of carrot cake mix* Also Charlie: Oh, it has like pieces of carrot in there... that's kinda weird. Cracking geodes would've gone better if you had placed the geode on a hard surface, such as the road, before attempting to open them. Remember, Clint is standing at an anvil when he cracks them open for us.
GRANDPA WOULD BE PROUD.
Yes he would
Yes sir.
Yup👍
Proud enough to have her moved up in the tier list 👀
She got all four candles.
This was awesome and I'd love to see more of this! Some possible ideas for future episodes:
- -Find someone named Abigail and slingshot them with an egg-
- Make mayonnaise from an egg
- Go around offering random people a Stardew gift of your choice until someone accepts it (bonus points if it's a universal hate in SDV)
- Dig for an artifact (anything counts as long as it's man-made)
- Build a chest out of wood
- Ride a horse
- Pick any (or several) SDV recipes and cook them
- Grow 15 parsnips
- Sew a pair of purple shorts
Drink Qi’s strange milk
I volunteer my sister who is named Abigail.
my names abigail - i’ll volunteer
I have a friend named Abigail you can borrow!!
my old name is abigail i'll volunteer lol
massaging plant roots is actually good for them! especially when they're rootbound, helping the roots break out of the dirt mould they usually end up in encourages the roots to spread out! some plants actually like being stimulated, sometimes it'll encourage them to grow faster :)
Charlie’s a genius and she didn’t even know it!
@@jenniferhilton2652 that is my mood 24/7
I was looking for this comment! I saw her doing it and thought she knew but then she said otherwise and I was like :0000000
they like being what 😨
More than just massaging you'll want to actively break them apart.
The issue with tomatoes is that they're unbearably finnicky little shits who will sometimes just die for seemingly no reason because you couldn't give them the _exact_ conditions they wanted but then sometimes you'll completely screw it up and they just don't care and it's infuriating.
Also they take so much damn water.
@Yes I remember when I was a kid, back in the '90s, we had grown three tomato plants. Other than the initial twice-daily watering we did as the young plants got settled for the most part we didn't water that much... and we live in a semi-desert. Your tomato plants, if they were outdoors, may have been getting enough water just by being outside but when you watered it, it was too much and you might've suffocated the roots. If you had also used mulch then accidentally drowning them by overwatering is very possible.
We eventually got rid of the tomatoes because they _wouldn't stop_ *_producing_* and we ran out of neighbors to give buckets of tomatoes to, on top of the buckets of tomatoes for ourselves. Should've kept one.
@Yes Hey, maybe the next time you try growing some, maybe you'll also drown in buckets of tomatoes too. :D Good luck to you if you do.
I AM DEFINITELY HAVING THIS EXPERIENCE, but so far I think Victor isn't dead so I'm hoping it stays that way 😂
I probably shouldn't be saying this but a bunch of my botanic buddies confirmed that it's child's play to grow weed when compared to tomatoes. 🤣
Sounds about right. One year my family had tomatoes that were doing so well they nearly collapsed from producing too much. Not even a tornado took the damn things out. I don’t know what finally did them in, my dad may have just trashed them. Lol
It feels weird to hear your voice coming out of a real human face lol
ikr i spent a good chunk of the video trying to get used to it lol
ikr
it's really funny to see Charlie struggle trying to make the so called "slime"
this is definitely not a video i was expecting today but holy hell what a welcome one. great video as always charcoal barbecue! also the face reveal is too real!
This was such a fun idea for a video, and I loved every minute of it!! I was CACKLING at the whole slime/cake thing, that was amazing. And the scorpion carp catch was super hype too.
It’s awesome how your unique, chaotic personality translates seamlessly into this style of video. Can’t wait to see more like this! 😁
THANK YOU SO MUCH ARGON ❤️
Hi argon
Charlie is as organized and chaotic in real life as she is in Stardew Valley.
this seems so fun! I have been so obsessed with your content lately. Literally binging your 100 days videos lol!
Also you are really pretty btw
Same!
she is soooo pretty!
Trying to not sound creepy, but her smile is really cute c:
Charlie, if u want the cupcake in the slime jello, you could do a couple things.
1.) fill the bowl about 1/2 of the way and let it set in the fridge. Then place a ramekin or something small on top of the set jello and then fill the remaining jello up to the edge of the ramekin and let the jello set again. Once it’s set, remove the ramekin and now you have a hole to place ur cupcake in, then flip with a plate on the bowl so you can control the flip.
2.) Fill the bowl 1/3 with jello, let it set, then wrap the cupcake in plastic wrap and place it on the set jello, then fill the bowl with more jello right at the point of the cupcake floating, let the jello set, then fill the rest of the bowl with jello. That way it looks more suspended and the cupcake also won’t crumble with the liquid. I bet tho you could freeze the cupcake and do this same thing and not use the plastic wrap tho. But make sure u flip with the plate so u have more control!
I have not tested these suggestions, however, so disclaimer. Good luck!! Thanks for the video! Super cool to see a face reveal! Hope to catch a livestream again later!
You wouldn't want to use plastic wrap on the cupcake - the last layer of gelatin would melt the plastic. I figure a combination of a complete covering of icing - cream cheese frosting holds up to heat pretty well and is commonly used on carrot cake - and being in the freezer prior to the final gelatin pour might work. Adding a thin layer of gelatin that's almost ready to set to cover the cupcake and chilling it before adding the rest of the liquid gelatin would probably also work too. I believe there are cake recipes that have a gelatin layer on top of regular cake so maybe if Charlie wants to try again she could check out some of those first.
Taking notes, I must try this 📝
I would fill the bowl half full, wait for it to set fully. Put the cupcake on and fill just to the bottom of the cupcake. Set. Fill another inch or two. Set. Fill the rest.
This girl really went foraging with a Cosmic Brownies box XD. At least half the tea was okay-ish! The video was full of contagious smiles, really cool video Charlie!
Things I did today:
- I found this channel.
- Watched a ton of your video's.
- Subscribed almost immediately.
- Played Stardew Valley again after a long time .
I love your content, keep up the good work! I hope everyone's had/will have a lovely day like I had today. 😄
Me too! Watching her play reignited a love for the game again
Ahh thank you so much, I'm so glad you've been enjoying the videos and I appreciate the support 🥰
Samme this video was so nice, especially since i got into stardew valley cause i like growing plants and thought, hmmm video game plants as well.
Same
I know. I want to play too
You look exactly like I expected you to look like (that's a good thing) and your really pretty! Also this was a great idea for a face reveal and the video itself was also a great idea😊
She’s one of the few TH-camrs who looks exactly how I thought they would based on their voice. Kinda random, I know haha.
this is one of, if not the best stardew ideas, nice work!
Loving this kind of content. It was really funny watching you struggle to make the slime. It was also nice to see how creative you were. Also the face reveal we never thought wed need. You're so pretty. Keep up the amazing work!
I don't usually comment but I had to drop everything to come and say: You have such a contagious smile! Throughout the whole video, I couldn't help myself but laugh and grin along with you. You're just as charismatic in front of a camera as you are a mic. Love this and would love to see more!
She pretty much succeeded in all the skills and she even chose her pet at the start, and she chose the cat. Great choice and awesome job learning your skills!
Next Video ideas - to reach true perfection:
Cook a meal with one of your selfharvested tomatoes (bruschetta might be a good choice)
Make pickled vegetables
Give a present to a random villager ("Thank you! This looks... special")
Use a copper pan (or whatever...) to gather one item of trash out of a river and put it into a recycling bin (to make Linus proud indeed)
Eat a raw parsnip to regain energy. (yeah, it's edible)
Almost forgot.... you should craft a scarecrow to protect Victor and Trevor)
AH these are such good ideas thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Charlie your content is amazing and you are absolutely gorgeous! I get so excited when I see you've posted a video cause I know it's gonna be awesome
I know this video is from forever ago but I've been binging all of your videos and past streams while I play stardew. I spotted the milk and realized you must be in my province! Thank you for all of your wholesome content and this awesome community you've gathered around you.
This video is so charming and real, all of which I mean super super positively and genuinely!!!
Thank you so much for your support, it really means a lot!! Also WHAT you got an amethyst??? Maybe I should open the other ones omg 👀
@@CharlieBarley yessss!! Or maybe it was a smokey quartz? Either way, it was a color!
This is SO good! The editing and filming style is all top notch.
I was laughing the whole time! Love how you always keep your content fresh! But we might need a secondary channel that is Charlie cooking lol that content is gold
Regarding your newfound plants, methinks one of the big issues with their initial life in your home is that those pots are just simply too large for the size of the plants you purchased.
Typically you get a pot that's 2-4 inches larger than the pot it was living in previously - assuming that it's not hella rootbound (i.e. when the roots have reached the bottom, curled into themselves, and made a nice cylinder of pure root mesh because there's nowhere to go). As the plant grows and gets larger, you replace the pots with the next step up.
When the pot is too big, you tend to run into a couple of issues:
1. The area the plant (and its roots) are in, are depleted of water quickly because it's trying to survive the repotting processing and starts sucking in resources as fast as possible to help repair damage. If you've accidentally planted in a too-big pot, a small dose of water directly at the plant's base whenever it starts drying out immediately around it will help here (a stick or a finger poked into the soil near the plant at this stage should come out like brownie mix: if it sticks, it's still too wet).
2. The rest of the pot that's not immediately in the presence of roots is still likely to be quite wet from the last watering. Dark, wet, and full of nutrients is the perfect environment for microscopic organisms, mold, fungus, and other things that baby/sapling plants really do not like and likely can't defend themselves against.
3. That nice wet surrounding area that isn't drying out due to the lack of roots sucking up the water is likely getting compacted by the weight and moisture. This makes it harder for roots to expand into that space, especially if you're a tiny sapling with little baby roots for babies.
4. That same reason also means the soil isn't getting aerated, which surprise, plants also like air and weirdly enough have decided that the part not exposed to the air is a great place to absorb air from. Normally worms and bugs would be doing this part, but since its in a pot, it needs your intervention. Mixing perlite into your soil when you're first making the new pot will help prevent it from getting 100% compact, but you should also consider taking a thin stick - like a chopstick or thinner - and poking a few holes through the soil. Say, once a week or whenever your plant needs water. This will provide channels for the water to flow into and that will bring air down into the soil with it as well as break up the soil in a few places to prevent it from getting entirely settled.
Entirely aside from all of that, congratulations on being an optimally made human. You're charismatic, funny, _and_ pretty all at the same time, to a level many would consider unfair. Next you'll tell us that you also speak 10 languages, can play the cello at the symphonic orchestral level, and that we should make way for you on the path towards humanity's next evolutionary plane of being.
Oh my goodness thank you for the tips, I'll definitely try these out!! My mom told me to get the biggest pot possible so I don't ~limit their potential~ but I didn't even think about the mold/compaction/etc. Thank you, thank you!!
@@CharlieBarley Yeah, no problem! The pots they're in now are typically the 2nd, maybe even the 3rd pot I'd personally transfer my plants to if I had bought crops at that size.
If they've adjusted to being in those pots already and don't continue to look like they're dying, you might be able to get away with just keeping them in those pots for quite a long time with proper care.
Are your hands okay?
@@NicoDiAngeloSonOfHades Every day is filled with agony and turmoil. The relentless aching I feel haunts my conscious and unconscious thoughts and every instant that I continue to perceive the world around me makes me yearn for release from my mortal coil.
But none of that has anything to do with my hands, which are totally fine. Thank you for asking.
@@IceMaverick13 okay 👍🏼
So much dedication. Grandpa would be proud.
Stardew has been my favorite game so far and this video made me smile all along.
This video radiates the chaotic energy of this channel. Charlie you are truly chaotic good and I LIVE for it.
16:06 "This is a good crack" ~ CharlieBarley, 2022
Very cool that Charlie was able to break open a geode all on her own, without Clint or a geode crusher! Badass!!
You're hilarious 😭 We need another episode, I will lose sleep on that cliffhanger with the thunder egg
Thank you so much for having actual captions! I love how cute the sounds are described and words are emphasized. They really help me understand they video more :)
Charlie is clearly an inexperienced baker, it was a valiant first attempt! Be proud of how you did, it does get easier with practice.
Just a heads up, the "short pine needles" are probably hemlock needles (not pine). Both are usable as teas, but hemlock tends to be more flavorful during the spring when harvesting the new growth on the plant.
Not to be confused with poisonous hemlock, that's a completely different plant, just wanted to clarify... (Tsuga (/ˈsuːɡə/,[3] from Japanese 栂 (ツガ), the name of Tsuga sieboldii) is a genus of conifers in the subfamily Abietoideae of Pinaceae, the pine family. The common name hemlock is derived from a perceived similarity in the smell of its crushed foliage to that of the unrelated plant poison hemlock. Unlike the latter, Tsuga species are not poisonous. (Wikipedia is my source.))
“massaging” the roots is actually good, you were doing it correctly. you usually do this when the roots are root bound, which is when the roots have no where to go and circle around at the bottom over and over, that when you need to “massage” them, so it becomes more loose. dont do it too hard though, as that can damage the roots. :)
Love the idea, that was really wholesome
holy moly you are so so pretty
i didn’t think we’d get a face reveal, you are so pretty! this was such a fun video, kudos for committing to this
Fun fact: the eggs in (most) boxed cake mixes are actually unnecessary and are only added because of marketing techniques in the 1960s
I think. I saw a video about it a while ago.
good video!!
fOoD tHeOrY
Food theory?
Oh my word, I loved this. So wholesome. Reminds me of all the shenanigans me and my siblings would get up to as children.😊 Keep it up!
When you went to massaging the roots you were kinda on the right track when moving a plant to a new pot
I found this on the internet so take this with a pinch of salt
Get your fingers into the base of the root system and gently loosen them up. Consider it like a relaxing plant massage. It will help the roots establish themselves in the new, larger pot. If you are repotting because of pests or disease, now is the time to try and remove as much of the old potting mix as possible
This was a great idea for a video Charlie!!! I loved seeing Clifford
Now that's what level 10 finish looks like! Thank you Charlie for granting me the opportunity to learn from a real fishing master!💜
Charlie you content is soo amazing and I absolutely loved this video, my favorite part was you opening the rocks and just that this video was amazing thank you!
This was really interesting and entertaining to watch =D we appreciate your hard work ❤️❤️
I had fun watching this ^-^
I love how the chapter called combat is 90% baking lol
This was exactly the video I didn't know I needed, thank you
Just so you know when your re potting it is actually really helpful to massage the roots so the plants repot better!
i love this video idea!!! so creative and super entertaining, i love all of your stardew content!
and you’re SO pretty omg!
This is the first video I've seen of yours. Could not pass up seeing a take on Stardew in real life. I thoroughly enjoyed the little challenges and successes. Definitely brought back the "when life was simpler" feeling. The slime was incredible! I want to try that myself now!
Thanks for the good vibes! I'll be checking out more of your videos!
Charlie Face Reveal 👀👀 also this idea to do SDV irl is so amazing! Loved the video Charlie and all the others!
you do NOT look like how I thought you would, you are so much prettier than I was expecting, genuinely.
Edit: YOUR CAT IS ADORABLE, I HOPE YOU NAMED THEM GEORGE
I loved this!!! It looked like you were having so much fun! If you were to do something like this again, I'd watch it! :D
p.s
and you're stunning,
I love this! Congratulations especially on catching the scorpion carp, CheesyBroccoli, fishing is the hardest skill imo
i love your kitty. this had me laughing several times. i especially love how you basically webMD'd the blight on your tomato plant
Apparently Clint's Incel vibes really help him crack a geode.
This was great! I really liked your creative approach to the different disciplines. And what i like to mention is that you absolutly look like your avatar, that‘s amazing!
Keep up this kind of videos i really like your humor and your way of commenting.
this was sooooo good, i love the fact that you went fishing in a bucket cause i was lowkey expecting you to catch a real fish (also wanted to mention ur very pretty :))
Absolutely loved this video, a great idea Charlie! Please do more stuff like this!
this was so funny! you should totally make more videos like this!! :)
I found your videos like 4 days ago and have been binge watching them all since. This video was hilarious and so well done.
omg this is amazing, grandpa would be so proud and honestly you are freaking gorgeous!
Hi Charlie!! I don't know if you have many geologists who follow you, but I am one! Cracking open geodes can be a lot of fun but it is equally a LOT of work. I definitely recommend some chisels (or even a flat head screwdriver). You put the flat end on the geode and hammer the other end, it helps concentrate the force into a line for a clean break and with less effort/frustration. I've cracked open a lot of geodes and this is the best method I've discovered. Also, goggles are important! You don't want sediment in your eye.
Also, quartz is the dominant mineral for geodes. The three varieties you mentioned have slight differences in appearance: milky quartz is white and more opaque, smoky is grey to dark grey, and 'general' quartz is clear. There are metallic varieties of geodes tend to have a darker outside appearance and are much more difficult to break open (since there isn't a hollow cavity), but highly rewarding. Amethyst (purple) geodes are significantly rarer and that's why they're usually pretty pricey!
Thundereggs are very hard to open. Even with my rock hammer and chisels, it took be a good thirty minutes to make an even break through and I definitely smashed my fingers a few times.
Okay, that's all. Love the content, love stardew, love outdoors. Enjoy your pretty rocks. [: (Sorry for the long comment, love a chance to talk about rocks).
omg u are so pretty! I loved this video, it seemed like a lot of fun to film
Omg I loved this video and also you're so pretty!
for your first video like this its really well made! the quality is great and there really isnt much audio descrepancy in between places you were. great job >:)
camera person did great too
seeing title and thumbnail while scrolling through my home page: hmm, that's a cool idea!
seeing its charlie's video: OMG
I can't believe she's a real person
CHARLIE YOU ARE SO CUTE AND THIS IS SUCH AN ADORABLE VIDEO I CANT WAIT TO SEE MORE OOOOHH AND I HOPE VICTOR STAYS THRIVING
The wizard song made me crack up lmao. This was a great video ! ❤️
(Btw, you look adorable !!!)
omg the slime I just can't right now liked and subscribed!
She's so pretty irl
Killing the Walnuts counts towards perfection
Best thing ive watched in a long time, ngl. 10/10 would recommend
This is one of THE best Stardew Valley videos I've ever seen.
It's two am but absolutely worth it for this video! Thanks for being entertaining as always :)
I absolutely loved the concept of this lol you have made your grandfather proud! You making the slime and trying to open the geodes were my favorite parts xD
This is so cool! I enjoyed the video alot. Seeing the slime attempt was funny xD
This was really silly, but also really cute!
I do think however, that you should actually try fishing for real, it's a nice experience you are losing on!
Love the "best dad ever" mug. 😂❤️
Love this video!
Been watching all your stardew videos recently, love you content, what a fantastic video!
Wow, farming was such a cool stardew valley feature that they made it a real thing!
You're so cool
I'm glad you decided to kill a slime rather than an exploding skull, a literal ghosts, or a bat.
omg charlie your so pretty! also this was rlly fun to watch make more of these soon!
This video was so great! Also this is of topic but you are so pretty!
When I was little, my dad took my family back to MO, where we stayed for half a year. It was fun, we got to learn fishing, cooking, sewing and animal keeping as well as gardening from his cousin. Gardening is fun and calming, keep it up 😁 Good work and awesome video idea!
OML CHARLIE IS SO FRICKIN PRETTY
The emergence of the supreme honky-tonk enjoyer could not have come at a better time, thanks for the epic video
I loved this video, it was really funny watching you drink the tea!!! Also your REALLY REALLY pretty
Literally loved this so much ! haha great video
i saw the thumbnail and was like WOAH?! that’s charlie??? one because i don’t know what i was expecting you to look like but it’s not just a few pixels thrown together to look like you lol, and two you look weirdly familiar??? like???
This looks like so much fun !!
Like stardew valley :D
This is the most wholesome thing I've ever seen, great work Charlie!!!
Charlie: *holds up a box of carrot cake mix*
Also Charlie: Oh, it has like pieces of carrot in there... that's kinda weird.
Cracking geodes would've gone better if you had placed the geode on a hard surface, such as the road, before attempting to open them. Remember, Clint is standing at an anvil when he cracks them open for us.
FISHING LEVEL A MILLION BABY!
Absolutely great 😂 the whole video is
I absolutely loved this video, The fishing part was so realistic! I can't wait for more of Charlie's videos!
I was waiting for you to accidentally make the scorpion carp into sashimi
The chaos of this video was so amazing I love it
CHARLIE YOURE SO BEAUTIFUL 💗💗💗