Chiko eats ripe cherries from Barry's cherry tree while Barry tells him how he planted this tree and did not even think that he would get enough fruit from it. Chiko takes a cherry stone and plants it in the ground. Krash is watching this. He is not happy with Chiko's actions, because when this tree grows, he may stop loving cherries, and his childhood will end. Childhood is the best time in life and you should use it wisely. Krash drags Chiko to the beach with him, but when they reach the sea, it starts raining heavily. Chiko is worried that his bone may be washed away and runs to dig a canal near it.
After a while, the cherry gives the first sprout. Chiko watches his tree and begins to think that he planted it in the wrong place. He suggests that Krash transplant it. Krash gets angry and tells him that he has to constantly have fun alone because Chiko is constantly busy with his tree. Time passes by them, and they waste it on a stupid tree. Perhaps when it grows up in seven years, Chiko will rest under it alone because he will have no friends left at all. Krash is flying a kite alone when suddenly it starts raining heavily with hail. Krash runs as fast as he can to Chiko and covers the sprout with himself while he runs after the jar.
The next day, Krash drives a lot of cherry seedlings in a wheelbarrow. He tells his friend that Barry told him that if you plant seedlings, they will grow much faster. Chiko wonders why he brought so many trees. Krash replies that if he spends his childhood properly, he will have a lot of friends and in order to feed them he will need a whole cherry orchard. Meanwhile, Barry leaves the house and discovers that Krash has cut off almost all the branches from his cherry tree to use them as seedlings.
Tropes
- Continuity Nod: For a trip to the beach, Krash takes with him sunglasses and an air mattress from the episode "The Plywood Sun".
- Rake Take: Krash throws gardening tools next to Chiko and he almost immediately steps on the rake.
- Shout-Out: The episode is named after the play of the same name The Cherry Orchard.
