Minecraft Sea Pickle Farm [Tutorial]

[@stormcrow-mc]

I love the modifications on this one. I actually tried to replicate this and add my own collection system to it when you first introduced it into your hermitcraft build and I ended up just having a row of hoppers around the outside edge of the waterlogged stairs. I also placed carpet on top of the hoppers but this resulted in sometimes the pickles going past the hoppers and made the collection much larger. Thanks for sharing the new 1.18 mechanics in this system.

[@grondhero]

A farm that is actually easy for me to build in survival with redstone I can understand! Thanks for the tutorial, Cubfan!

[@RedWinterRoses]

One day I'll understand target blocks... lol. This tutorial made them make a little more sense, actually. Personally, I like the auto-collect version in terms of aesthetics. It just looks super cool.

[@octobsession3061]

Well target blocks make redstone signal from redstonedust targeted towards them. It's like the combination of repeater and normal block, but compressed to one block so it more compact and also cheaper that it use only 4 redstone dust and the almost do nothing wheat from your wheat farm

[@TommyBirdman]

This sea pickle farm is great! I was needing a way to automate my underwater green candles.

[@alisongaffney374]

I love the sea pickle farm Cub ❤️.

[@906iphone]

exactly what ive been needing forever. so OP

[@CarJul666]

Very informative and makes redstone look easy. Thank you.

[@jennb5660]

This farm has been something I’ve wanted since you showed it in your hermitcraft episode. Thank you for making a tutorial! I put it in my survival world last night :)

[@matthewfichter5549]

Sea pickles are so easy to produce. Nice fun farm to actively collect them. If I want fun I build this one. If I want efficient I build ilmangos

[@Tazter25]

Yo, you should try vault hunting with iskall. Ur gr8 m8 plz keep making content ill keep liking 👍

[@truediamant777]

I don't get notifications of you often... But I enjoy your content

[@sapphireous1083]

Imagine being a speedrunner, a builder, and a redstoner all in one???

[@swims11torches]

Got 'em

[@seraphina4]

Perfect! Easy to follow..even for the redstone impaired! Thank you so much!

[@efthimis10]

Wow! This farm is great.I didn't know that a sea pickle farm exist.

[@TeamLarry]

Interesting, and also really helpful, thank you cubfan135 :DD

[@ankhayratv]

I'm actually going to build my pickle farm. I've been having a building right next to the turtle farm for ages, and it's a seagrass farm now, but it was supposed to be a pickle farm. Will have to modify significantly, because the building has windows on ALL sides, and they are not going away. So, the clock will have to completely go underground.

[@iqbalusmani]

next hermit season should go dustless as much possible to do automated farming and use powered rail as an alternative

[@YetAnotherJenn]

How tricky would this be to make a moss farm on top to continuously feed it bone meal? Just interesting to think about farms feeding into each other as my brain doesn't work that way necessarily. Thanks for tutorial Cub!

[@ThisOldSkater]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@octobsession3061]

You can hook up your moss farm with piston feedtape to a blast chamber. And that's all. The hard part is actually the TNT dispenser because it needs precise timing not to destroy the sea pickle farm below

[@mdccxxvii]

Quite easy - just make a simple moss farm that feeds everything into composters, then send the bone meal from that to the sea pickle farm. Lots of designs out there for moss farms that just use stone generators, turns the stone into moss, then breaks the moss when it's pushed by a piston.

[@cubfan]

Could definitely do that! Good idea!

[@MarkHarrisonUK]

I have mine hooked into my crop farms... via a few steps... I have (LogicalGeekBoy) villager-powered crop farms for each of wheat, potatoes, carrots and beetroot. They live in a stack above each other, feeding a hopper chain. That hopper chain feeds into a "food" sorting system that stores a triple chest of each different foodstuff. (Four foods, but six foodstuffs, because beetroot and wheat have separate seeds.) Each compostable foodstuff store (all six of them) also has an overflow that feeds into a pair of composters. To be honest one composter would be enough, but two helped me eat through the backlog of food when I first set that bit up. The composters feed into a chain of double chests. At the end of that is a double chest that I like to keep full of bonemeal in case I need some. The overflow from that goes (as of about 10 minutes ago) into a hopper chain that feeds a copy of this farm :-) To be honest, the biggest problem I had was the bonemeal storage system overflowing (initially, I only had 4 double-chests) when I AFKd overnight, which would back up through the composters, and overflow the sorter, which led to all kinds of issues. Yes, the Hermits like their separate machines for each thing, but I like farm integration... My way is better for a small server that only support a few family members, but totally wouldn't work for the sorts of massive farms needed to create megabases.

[@coconut_beast]

Beautiful work as always, Cub! 👌

[@Duncanhere.]

Yay I loved your farm

[@UnfriendlyGhostTen]

Nice little farm.

[@chibbeee]

Cub could you do another tutorial on your season 7 item and shulker sorter?

[@Iggyhaxor]

nice to see a tutorial lol in my last world i had to reverse engineer it from watching your video over and over xD

[@Bownhead_]

Cool for bonemeal I can hook up my poppy farm😜

[@MandaPetite]

Thank you for the tutorial Cub!

[@solcineroar2059]

"I have come for your pickle." - Squidward Tentacles

[@caseymygrant1481]

Thanks, Cub! This is the next thing I'm building in my world =)

[@AgentNemitzBuilding]

Thank you for this!

[@ThisOldSkater]

Ah...smooth beats are back.

[@TheEnergie360]

We need more of your tutorial They are great

[@truediamant777]

1:57 i shouldn't have paused

[@Ednoria]

Very useful, now I have something new to build. :)

[@user-55-33]

Never too many pickles :D

[@barunjackson9013]

Yessss! I want to build this😌

[@MmmM-mf3zd]

Finally

[@Stitchlii]

Hi CubFan!!

[@nuclearbirb7220]

P I C K L E S

[@sombertownds149]

Pickels on the sea floor

[@kitkatjerkins3268]

Could this be made in bedrock too? That would be an amazing farm to have

[@zwren3693]

Anyone know if this design is compatible with Bedrock Edition as well? I don’t notice anything obvious that wouldn’t work. Just replace the target blocks with note blocks?

[@artificequill6153]

Was thinking about this as well. If I'm remembering correctly rails still can't be waterlogged but pistons can, so that might pose some issues. Although it doesn't look like the pistons are exposed to water? Maybe changing them to regular pistons that push the sea pickles themselves, then placing the hopper mine-cart underneath the coral? Hmm. Testing is required!

[@nex4613]

Just out of curiosity - why do you play Bedrock? Is it because of console? :o

[@zwren3693]

@@artificequill6153 before he showed the collection system, I already had a different design in mind. I haven’t tried rails underwater in a while but now I will.

[@zwren3693]

@@nex4613 no, it’s because I usually play with my kids and they are on iPads. I have a Java account but never play on it. Also…trident killers!

[@nex4613]

@@zwren3693 aaah ok ok :D

[@resomacarenhas5135]

Wither rose farm next?

[@destroyerag7800]

does the coral have to be alive

[@StephenWattAU]

Question; why the hopper minecart for collection? Wouldn't the pickles end up being picked up by the hopper line anyway? Or is there something obvious I'm missing?

[@cubfan]

The Sea Pickles float on the water so there is a small chance for them to not be picked up by the hoppers without the hopper minecart.

[@ItsEthan_Gamers]

How did u get hermit craft on a private server in creative

[@cubfan]

You can download the world now that our season has ended at hermitcraft.com

[@ItsEthan_Gamers]

Hi

[@jaysussmann]

cool beans

[@ykykV4]

Why cubfans subscribers aren't go up count ?

[@phantom4409]

I love this farm but i've been having one issue with it. After running it for even a minute or so my coral blocks start dying. I've tried completely surrounding them with water even on the outsides and still they die. Any idea why or how to fix it? I'm playing on a 1.17.1 server if that makes any difference

[@cubfan]

It works in 1.17 as well as 1.18. You need to have water sources on the side of the blocks as well as on top so there is always a water source next to the coral. Make sure you have water blocks next to the coral on the sides as shown in the tutorial (on the iron blocks) or else the coral will die.

[@thatoneotherguy3299]

why would one need so many pickles?

[@ebrawebraw4167]

17:52

[@MerkDolf]

4th like first comment.

[@Antusj]

Wow I'm early! Lol

[@dhananjay2306]

1st min

[@chitusminecraft]

A farm that is actually easy for me to build in survival with redstone I can understand! Thanks for the tutorial, Cubfan!