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Mod dedicated to ease plants cultivating. Enjoy!
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Iron Growers mod is dedicated to ease plants cultivating using 5 tiers of growers: copper, iron, gold, diamond and netherite. They decrease time needed for plants within 4 blocks on the same altitude to grow and also act as water making farmlands within same 4 blocks moisturized and allowing sugar cane to be placed nearby. Pretty simple, isn't it?
You can change growth interval and growth chance for each grower block in config file. Have fun!
For version 1.4.1 and above:
Now Grower Blocks need fuel as bone meal or bone block in order to grow plants. You can automate putting fuel by hopper to the top or sides of Grower Blocks. Fuel is spent only when growing plants. Hope you like it!
For version 1.6 and above:
Added new crops and plants, which can be grown by Grower Blocks: sugar cane, cactus, pitcher pod, torchflower and kelp. Now sugar cane can be placed in radius of 4 blocks near the Grower Blocks without water. Pay attention: kelp still needs to be in the water in order to be grown by Grower Blocks.
Always download the newest version :)
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