Minecraft PC IP: play.cubecraft.net
I think that happens because you must have water nearby, the water has a range of 4 blocks and in those four blocks you can plant any seed and it will still grow :P
I personally do pumpkin/melon farms without water since it saves space. The only initial annoyance is planting due to the unhydrated land converting back to dirt. But once the seed is down, you are fine
I didn't know that about sunlight or torch, I thought it could only be done with water.
Planting crops without water
- Thread starter de_heilige_kip
- Start date
Well, I don't really know about skyblock but I don't think thats a bug, it happened to me in vanilla.
This is a vanilla feature. Hydrated farmland causes crops to grow faster than dry soil. I don’t know if there is any difference on cube due to their crop growth overhaul.
I think that happens because you must have water nearby, the water has a range of 4 blocks and in those four blocks you can plant any seed and it will still grow :P
That is an issue with light levels. Your seeds have access to the sky or have torch light nearby. I do believe having water within 4 blocks also solves this issue.
I personally do pumpkin/melon farms without water since it saves space. The only initial annoyance is planting due to the unhydrated land converting back to dirt. But once the seed is down, you are fine
I didn't know that about sunlight or torch, I thought it could only be done with water.
