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Minecraft Can You Put Water Under Crops. water one block above, below, or the same height as the crop will work. This means that any farms must have fingers of. Wet farmland can hydrate higher tiles, but the higher you go. if it is, it will instead become hydrated farmland, which grows farmland crops faster and will never decay as long as it remains near water. You can add as many rows as you want. so, when farming, you need to get water next to the dirt block that you want to be watered. you could however place it below walls or other blocks, as i do (for example, water is under the wall to the left; Ago • edited 12 yr. For farmland to stay tilled (and therefore farmable), the water block has to be on the save level as the farmland, or. you could waterlog a trapdoor and close it, so that neither the crops nor you fall into the water. It can work, with a trick. The field block requires water up to four.

You can add as many rows as you want. you could waterlog a trapdoor and close it, so that neither the crops nor you fall into the water. The field block requires water up to four. Ago • edited 12 yr. This means that any farms must have fingers of. It can work, with a trick. For farmland to stay tilled (and therefore farmable), the water block has to be on the save level as the farmland, or. water one block above, below, or the same height as the crop will work. Wet farmland can hydrate higher tiles, but the higher you go. you could however place it below walls or other blocks, as i do (for example, water is under the wall to the left;

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Minecraft Can You Put Water Under Crops if it is, it will instead become hydrated farmland, which grows farmland crops faster and will never decay as long as it remains near water. Ago • edited 12 yr. you could however place it below walls or other blocks, as i do (for example, water is under the wall to the left; if it is, it will instead become hydrated farmland, which grows farmland crops faster and will never decay as long as it remains near water. It can work, with a trick. For farmland to stay tilled (and therefore farmable), the water block has to be on the save level as the farmland, or. This means that any farms must have fingers of. Wet farmland can hydrate higher tiles, but the higher you go. The field block requires water up to four. you could waterlog a trapdoor and close it, so that neither the crops nor you fall into the water. water one block above, below, or the same height as the crop will work. so, when farming, you need to get water next to the dirt block that you want to be watered. You can add as many rows as you want.