Cherry Picking in Git is quite easy:

For single commit

1git checkout <destination_branch>
2git cherry-pick <hash-here>

See https://swsblog.stanford.edu/blog/cherry-picking-small-git-lesson

Multiple commit

NOTE: only the commits between 'initial_commit_hash' and 'terminal_commit_hash' are merged.

1git checkout <destination_branch>
2git cherry-pick <initial_commit_hash>..<terminal_commit_hash>

To include the 'initial_commit_hash' and 'terminal_commit_hash', use the following:

1git cherry-pick <initial_commit_hash>^..<terminal_commit_hash>

Note that conflicts would pause cherry-picking and ask to resolve the conflict. You can then continue as follows:

1git cherry-pick --continue

See details in https://medium.com/@sinhanurag/another-git-cheat-sheet-3b5a123f49e5