This is an article about the mangrove trees that appears in Minecraft. Explains how to obtain mangrove trees and how to grow them efficiently. Mangrove trees are trees that grow only in mangrove swamps. Wood has a distinctive reddish color and can be crafted into various blocks like any other wood. However, it is a little different from other trees, and there are differences such as having root blocks and having buds (mukago) instead of seedlings.
How to Get Mangrove Trees in Minecraft?
There are two ways to obtain mangrove trees: recovering mangrove swamps or trading with merchants. Mangrove swamps are found in the same tropics as deserts, savanna, and jungles, making them easier to find near those biomes.
There is a block is mangrove bud on the mangrove leaf, so it is OK to collect it. Mangrove buds can be treated like seedlings and grow into mangrove trees over time after being planted on the ground.
You can also get mangrove buds (for Minecraft Mangrove Trees) by trading with a merchant. However, mangrove buds are not always on the trading list. Since there are many types of items that can be trade with a merchant, it is unlikely that you will meet a merchant who trades mangrove buds.
Precautions while Collecting Mangrove buds
Be careful when collecting mangrove buds (mukago). Please note that mangrove sprouts will disappear without being itemizing unless they are in the most mature state. For mangrove buds on mangrove leaves to grow, they grow step by step over time or with the use of the bone meal. If mangrove sprouts are not available, mangrove leaves can also be use to produce mangrove sprouts.
How to Grow Mangrove Trees after Minecraft 1.19 Update?
Mangrove sprouts need to be put on soil blocks, including soil blocks and grass blocks, just like saplings. After that, it grows into a mangrove tree over time or by using bone meal. Suppose you want to grow mangrove trees efficiently. In that case, it is recommend to place mangrove buds (mukago) at intervals of 5 blocks for the Java version. And 6 blocks for the other version (switch version, smartphone version, PS4 version, etc.).
If the mangrove buds are place too close together, the nearby mangrove buds will disappear when they grow into a mangrove tree. Therefore, it requires more space than when planting other seedlings.
Also, only the Java version can grow without problems even if there is a block next to the mangrove sprout. Therefore, in the Java version, planting mangrove buds at a depth of 2 to 3 blocks makes it a little easier to make a short mangrove tree.
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