Bone meal can be crafted in a 3x3 crafting grid by placing a Bone into the very center square of the grid. The instructions for using bone meal are identical to those for hoeing land as outlined in step 4.
When complete, your wheat crops will now be fully grown and ready for harvesting. Harvest your wheat by breaking the wheat plant to access the wheat inside your crops.
The instructions for harvesting wheat vary depending on your gaming console. After your wheat is harvested, the wheat will float above the ground.
PC: Point to the wheat, then left-click and hold the mouse button. PE: Tap and hold the wheat. Walk over the wheat within a few seconds after it falls to the ground. This will add the wheat to the hotbar in your personal inventory. In Minecraft, all wheat is the same. The best way to grow it would be to do it like the villagers. Make a closed square or rectangle, then hoe the soil inside it. Then, break up every alternate line of farmland one block deep.
After that, fill the holes with water and plant the seeds. Yes No. Not Helpful 10 Helpful You can grow wheat anywhere there is tilled dirt and some source of light.
You can grow wheat and other crops without the sun, but you need torches, glowstone, sea lanterns, or other sources of light to be around the crops. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 2. You cannot grow wheat in Minecraft without wheat seeds.
You can get seeds from breaking tall grass, in villages, and in chests found in dungeons, temples, and other structures. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 4. First, make sure you are not breaking a grass block. The grass you get seeds from is on top of dirt or grass blocks, it is green and is not a full block.
If you are breaking this, then keep breaking multiple of the grass until you get seeds. Not every tall grass will drop seeds. No, you cannot make wheat seeds. However, you can get them by harvesting fully grown wheat plants, breaking grass or tall grass, looting chests in villages, or by trading with wandering traders, who may have wheat seeds available. To grow pumpkins, you first need pumpkin seeds, which can be obtained by breaking pumpkin stems, placing a pumpkin in a crafting table, or by looting chests in dungeons, mineshafts, villages, and woodland mansions.
Then, you need to use a hoe and till dirt or grass blocks within 4 blocks of a water source and plant the seeds on the tilled ground. Make sure there is a free space directly next to the seedling. Once the stem is fully grown, it will eventually produce a pumpkin in the space next to it.
Not Helpful 0 Helpful 1. Arqade is a question and answer site for passionate videogamers on all platforms. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I am playing Minecraft PE on an old world with no tall grass, and I'm not sure how to get wheat seeds.
I've tried using a hoe on grass, but it doesn't work, and there are no villages on the map. If your world is old and lacks the tall grass that is now required to obtain wheat seeds, what you need is bonemeal. Using bonemeal on a patch of grass will produce an area of tall grass and some flowers , which can then be cut down for some seeds if you have a tool enchanted with fortune, the drop rate of seeds from tall grass is higher.
Once you have some seeds, make some farmland with a hoe and grow wheat. Once the wheat is fully grown, harvesting it will yield seeds in addition to wheat, often more than enough to replant what you harvested, allowing you to grow more and more with each harvest. In order to obtain bonemeal, you need to put bone s into a single square of the crafting window. To obtain bones ; you can either kill skeletons, or go fishing. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top.
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Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Part 1. Gather seeds. You can grow four types of seeds in Minecraft Pocket Edition. Here's how to find them all: Wheat seeds have a chance of dropping each time you use a hoe on a grass block, or use shears on tall grass.
Find pumpkins growing in plains, savannah or taiga biomes and villages. Craft the pumpkin to make seeds. Craft the melon to make melon slices, then craft the slices to make seeds. Avoid cold or dry biomes recommended. Crops grow fastest in warm biomes, where green grass and trees grow naturally. Although crops can grow anywhere, the following are signs of an area where growth will be slow: [6] X Research source Snow Frost-covered leaves Steep mountainous terrain Sand except for beaches Yellowish grass.
Prepare farmland. Make a hoe from two sticks and a material of your choice, and use it on grass or dirt to make farmland. You can identify farmland by the parallel lines on the surface. Water your crops. Wheat grows much faster when watered, and other crops require it to grow at all. Your farmland will become "hydrated" and look darker if there is any water block within four blocks.
Crops will grow extremely slowly if 5 blocks away from water. Once you have buckets, you can transport water to use space more efficiently: Extra efficient: Prepare a 9 x 9 block of farmland, dig a one-block hole in the center, and fill the hole with water.
Less efficient but more attractive: Prepare four rows farmland, one row water, eight rows farmland, one row water, then fours rows farmland. Wait for it to grow. Crops will grow on their own, going through several stages of growth. Here's how to tell when the crop has reached maximum potential: Wheat is ready when tall and yellow-brown.
Beetroot is ready when it has tall, bushy leaves. Melons and pumpkins are ready when the fruit appears on a block next to the stem. Carrots and potatoes are ready when you can see their heads poking out of the farmland. Just click and hold on the crop to turn it into the fully grown product. Wheat and beetroot has a chance of dropping seeds as well, so you can start a new farm.
Melons and pumpkins do not need replanting; just harvest the fruit and leave the stem, and it will grow a new one. If you harvest wheat or beetroot before it's fully grown, you might get seeds but you will not get the food item. Part 2. Fertilize crops with bone meal. Gather bones from killing skeletons or fishing, then craft them into bone meal.
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