Cocoa Plants are plants that grow naturally on the sides of small jungle trees. Players can use cocoa beans to grow cocoa fruits and harvest more cocoa beans, so they are a renewable resource. When harvested, ripe cacao fruits appear bright red.

property:

Type: solid, plant

Affected by gravity: No

Transparent: No

Brightness: No

Explosion Resistance: 15

Mining Tool: Sword

Renewable: Yes

Stackable: Yes, 64

Planting:

Players can plant cocoa beans on the sides of jungle trees' wood. The cocoa fruit has three growth stages: in the first stage, the cocoa fruit is small and light green; in the second stage, the cocoa fruit is larger and dark yellow; in the third stage, the cocoa fruit is the largest and orange. In the first two stages, you can only get one cocoa bean by destroying the cocoa fruit, but in the third stage, you can get three. Bone meal can quickly ripen the cocoa fruit to the third stage. If you push the wood away with a piston, the cocoa nuts will fall.

advantage

1. One cocoa bean can make 8 cookies, and one cocoa fruit can drop 3 cocoa beans in the third stage. In this way, one cocoa fruit can be used to make 24 cookies.

2. Can be used for dyeing large areas of sheep.

3. Cocoa fruit grows very fast and matures in seconds to minutes.

shortcoming

1. The hunger value restored by cookies is small.

2. Cocoa beans have only two uses: synthetic cookies and wool dyeing.

3. Cocoa nuts can only be planted on the side of jungle trees (but if you find natural cocoa nuts, this is not a problem)

do you know

Players can stand on cocoa nuts.

The jungle trees planted by the player will not naturally grow cocoa fruits.

Gathering cocoa nuts with tools enchanted with Fortune will not drop more cocoa beans.

When the cocoa fruit is in stage 1. Players can pass through. But by stage 3, players will be blocked.