Cocoa Beans

Discover a new guide for Cocoa Beans Minecraft Wiki. Cocoa beans are items obtained from cocoa pods and are used to grow them, as well as to make brown dyes and cookies.

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Cocoa pods are bone-edible plants that are placed on forest logs to grow and can be found naturally in the jungle.

Cocoa Beans Obtaining

In the Java Edition, cocoa beans are only obtained through natural cocoa pods, while in the Bedrock Edition, they can also be obtained in bonus chests ranging from jungle fishing, bamboo forest, and sparse jungle biomes as well as during dealings with a vagrant. businessman.

These items are derived from cocoa pods, which are found on the trunks of normal-sized naturally occurring woodland trees in dense jungles, bamboo forests, and sparse jungle temperate biomes.

Cocoa pods can be mined with any item, but the ax is the fastest. Mature cocoa pods release 3 cocoa beans. Using the Fortune enchanted tool does not increase the number of cocoa beans dropped.

Time spent on unauthorized tools.

The block itself can be obtained by editing the archive or the add-ons in the Bedrock Edition.

One to two can be found in 40% of the bonus chests in the Bedrock Edition.

Cocoa beans can be obtained by fishing in the forest in Bedrock Edition.

Wandering merchants can sell 3 for an emerald during trading in Bedrock Edition.

Cocoa Beans Minecraft Using

Agriculture

Placing cocoa beans next to a forest log will grow a new cocoa pod. Logs do not need to be attached to a tree. Cocoa pods can be placed on forest logs, forest logs, stripped woods and stripped woods.

Cocoa has three growth stages. In the first stage, the fruit is small and green. In the second stage, the plant is larger and tanned. At the final stage, the fruit is even larger and orange in color. The Cocoa Block has a 20% chance to develop a stage upon receiving a random tick, giving an average time of 5 minutes 41 seconds for each stage. When destroyed in the third stage, it will produce 3. Bone meal can be used to press cocoa pods to a further growth stage. Cocoa pods break and fall when impacted by running water, pushed by pistons, or if their logs or wood are removed in any way.

Composting

Putting in the incubator has a 65% chance of raising the compost level to 1. In Bedrock Edition, cocoa beans are accepted as a direct substitute for brown dye in many recipes.

Crafting ingredients

In Bedrock Edition and MC Education:

Apply to sheep to dye wool, then can be cut into 1–3 blocks of brown wool.
Apply to domesticated wolves to dye their collars.
Apply to domesticated cats to dye their collars.
Used for dyeing or dyeing wool, leather armor, bedding, glasses, earthenware and shulker boxes.
Combine with gunpowder to form fireworks stars.
Combine with the fireworks star to create a fade effect.
Used to add templates to banners.
Used for shulker staining in BE and ME.
Used to dye the water contained in the cauldron in Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Education.
Combine with sand and gravel to form concrete powder.
Combine with compounds to craft balloons or glow sticks in Bedrock Edition and Minecraft Education.
Used to change the color of text on signs or billboards.