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Better Bone Meal Data Pack (1.20.2, 1.19.4) – Bone Meal On Every Plant!

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Better Bone Meal Data Pack (1.20.2, 1.19.4) is a unique addition to Minecraft that allows players to use bone meal on a wide variety of plants, replicating them instantly. This data pack has been downloaded over 1,000 times, indicating its popularity among the Minecraft community. It provides a unique way to interact with various plants in the game, including small flowers, potted flowers, cactus, chorus flowers, sugar cane, vines, and even dead bushes. The data pack is actively being developed and works properly with Minecraft version 1.20.x. This data pack is an excellent choice for players looking to enhance their interaction with the flora of Minecraft. Enjoy playing this data pack!

Features:

Plant Replication: The data pack allows players to use bone meal on various non-bone-meal-able plants to replicate them. This feature provides a unique way to interact with the game’s flora.
Wide Variety of Plants: The data pack supports a wide variety of plants, including small flowers, ancient plants, cactus, dead bush, lily pad, hanging roots, moss carpet, nether roots, nether wart, spore blossom, sugar cane, tall grasses, and vine.
Potted Plants: The data pack also supports the use of bone meal on potted plants to replicate them. This includes potted flowers, potted saplings, bushes, propagule, bamboo, cactus, dead bush, fern, fungi, and mushrooms.
Leaves to Saplings: The data pack allows the use of bone meal on various leaves to get saplings. This includes leaves and propagule, fungi, and mushrooms.
Chorus Flower De-ageing: The data pack allows the use of bone meal on a chorus flower to lower the age value.
Balancing Options: The data pack includes commands and a menu to toggle options for certain features for balance purposes. This includes replication of certain plants, replication of tree-like plants, chorus flower de-ageing, replication of potted plants, and drop modes.