Minecraft:Dead Bush

Template:Infobox block A dead bush is a non-solid Minecraft:plant block found in Minecraft:deserts, Minecraft:badlands, Minecraft:swamps, and Minecraft:old growth taigas. It can only be obtained with Minecraft:shears, and otherwise drops Minecraft:sticks when broken.

Obtaining

Breaking

Dead bushes Minecraft:drop 0–2 Minecraft:sticks when broken without Minecraft:shears, or when the block below it is removed. Minecraft:Fortune enchantment doesn't affect the stick drop rates. When shears are used, a dead bush drops itself. Template:Breaking row

Natural generation

Dead bushes generate in Minecraft:deserts, Minecraft:badlands, Minecraft:swamps, Minecraft:mangrove swamps, Minecraft:old growth pine taigas, and Minecraft:old growth spruce taigas, including all biome variants. They generate on Minecraft:sand, Minecraft:red sand, Minecraft:terracotta, Minecraft:grass blocks, Minecraft:podzol, Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:coarse dirt, and Minecraft:mud.

Dead bushes generate twice as commonly in desert biomes as they do in old growth taigas, and 10 times more often in badlands than they do in deserts (ratio of 1:2:20 – taiga:desert:badlands).

Dead bushes generate in some entrance rooms of Minecraft:trial chambers, next to a cactus. They can also be found inside Minecraft:flower pots inside some desert Minecraft:village houses and in trial chambers.

Usage

Dead bushes can be used for aesthetic decoration, as a source of Minecraft:sticks and a Minecraft:fuel source. A dead bush can be placed on any kind of Minecraft:sand, Minecraft:terracotta, Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:podzol and Minecraft:mud; they can also be placed on Minecraft:grass blocks, Minecraft:mycelium, Minecraft:moss blocks, and Minecraft:farmland. They can also be planted in Minecraft:flower pots. Dead bushes do not spread, and cannot be grown using Minecraft:bone meal.

Unlike most plants, dead bushes cannot be Minecraft:composted.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

Fuel

Dead bushes can be used as Minecraft:fuel in Minecraft:furnaces, smelting 0.5 items per dead bush.

Ambience

If placed on Minecraft:sand, Minecraft:red sand or a Minecraft:terracotta block of any kind with at least one more corresponding block underneath it, dead bushes occasionally produce ambient sounds reminiscent of dry leaves rustling, wind howling and insects rattling. If the block directly below a dead bush is red sand or any kind of terracotta, the chance of playing ambient sounds is reduced by Template:Frac. These ambient sounds can play anywhere if the given conditions are met, and naturally play in the Minecraft:badlands and Minecraft:desert biomes due to the abundance of dead bushes on top of said blocks.

Sounds

Data values

ID

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History

Trivia

• Dead bushes dropping Minecraft:sticks is based on a suggestion by Template:W user pedroff_1.<ref>Template:Reddit</ref>

Gallery

Screenshots

• Several dead bushes in a Minecraft:desert biome.
  Several dead bushes in a Minecraft:desert biome.
• Dead bushes in a Minecraft:swamp biome.
  Dead bushes in a Minecraft:swamp biome.
• Multiple dead bushes in a Minecraft:badlands biome.
  Multiple dead bushes in a Minecraft:badlands biome.
• Dead bushes can even spawn in badlands Minecraft:caves.
  Dead bushes can even spawn in badlands Minecraft:caves.
• Dead Bush in desert.
  Dead Bush in desert.

External links

• Taking Inventory: Dead Bush – Minecraft.net on January 25, 2019