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'''Bone meal''' is a material made from the [[bone]]s of killed [[skeletons]]. It is a [[Wool Dyes#Primary Colours|primary color dye]] as well as a fertilizer. It is also crafted with seed to create [[chicken feed]].
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'''Bone Meal''' is a ground up nutritious material made from the [[Bone]]s or [[Mob Head|Skulls]] of killed [[Skeletons]], with many farming-related applications. It can be used as a [[Dye|white Dye]] as well as a fertilizer. It is also crafted with [[seeds]] to create [[chicken feed]].
  
 
== Crafting ==
 
== Crafting ==
  
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! [[Bone]]
 
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|{{Grid/Crafting Table
 
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|shapeless= 1
 
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|A2=  |B2= Bone |C2=
 
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== As a crafting ingredient ==
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=== [[Mill Stone]] ===
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{{Dyes}}
 
  
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{{Title}}
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! Ingredients
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<onlyinclude>![[Bone Meal]] || [[Bone]] or [[Mob Head|Skeleton Skull]]<br>in a [[Mill Stone]]|| {{Grid2|Bone;Skeleton Skull}} » {{Grid2|Bone Meal,3;Bone Meal,6}}</onlyinclude>
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| align="center"| [[Wool]] + Bone Meal
 
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|{{Grid/Crafting Table
 
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|shapeless= 1
 
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|A1= White Wool|B1= Bone Meal
 
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|Output= White Wool
 
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== Uses ==
 
== Uses ==
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=== Dye ===
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=== Crafting ===
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Like all dyes, bone meal can be applied directly to sheep to color them white. This is the only direct use of bone meal as a dye since it cannot be used to change colored wool blocks back into white wool at a crafting table. It can also be combined with other dyes to produce new colors:
 
  
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{{Title}}
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!Combine Bone Meal with
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{{:Chicken Feed}}
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!for
 
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{{:Planter}}
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=== Fertilizer ===
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=== Food ===
  
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See [[Hardcore Bone]]
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{{Food Title}}
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Be sure to make note about how bonemeal no longer affects the plant itself but rather the farmland on which the plant resides.
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{{:Kibble}}
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When using Bone Meal as fertilizer, there is a chance of failure for saplings and mushrooms. In that case, the procedure must be repeated until it eventually works. Bone Meal does not work on [[Cactus|cacti]], [[sugar cane]], [[vines]] or [[Nether Wart]]. Before version 1.5, one or two Bone Meal were sufficient to achieve full growth. After the update, as many as ten may be needed, and Bone Meal can now grow a plant to intermediate stages.
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=== Dye ===
  
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* '''[[Seeds]], [[Potato]]es, [[Carrot]]s:''' When applied to the plant, it will accelerate its growth, either moving it to the next stage or final stage depending on its current growth and amount of Bone Meal used.
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Like all dyes, bone meal can be applied directly to sheep to color them white, and can be used to dye [[Wool Knit|Wool Knit Armor]] or [[Leather Armor]]. It can also be combined with other dyes to produce new colors:
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* '''[[Melon Seeds|Melon]] and [[Pumpkin Seeds]]:''' When applied to the planted stem, the stem will grow to a later stage of development, and enough Bone Meal can grow a stem to full size. Bone Meal only affects the stem itself; Melons and Pumpkins sprout from adult stems at a fixed rate which cannot be modified.
 
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* '''[[Sapling]]s:''' When applied, the Bone Meal is consumed and the sapling may grow instantly into a tree, provided it has enough space, light, and luck. Multiple uses of Bone Meal are necessary to achieve this.
 
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* '''[[Grass Block]]s:''' When applied to a grass block, the Bone Meal is consumed and [[tall grass]], and usually a few [[flowers]], form in a random pattern in a 10x10 area centered on the northwest corner of the grass block (the corner with the lowest X and Z values). This can be an effective method of gathering wheat seeds. Does not work on dirt.
 
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* '''[[Mushrooms]]:''' When applied to a mushroom that is planted on dirt, it will eventually grow to full size after enough uses. The sudden growth may cause you to take damage if you occupy the space it needs to grow. While the damage itself is minimal, this can pose a danger if [[Huge Mushrooms]] are grown near cliffs or with low health.
 
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* '''[[Cocoa]]s:''' When applied to planted cocoa plants, the bone meal is consumed and the cocoa plant grows instantly, ready to be harvested for [[Cocoa Beans]].
 
  
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== Video ==
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{{Double Title}}
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{{:Light Gray Dye}}
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{{:Gray Dye}}
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{{:Lime Dye}}
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{{:Light Blue Dye}}
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{{:Pink Dye}}
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== Fertilizer ==
  
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== History ==
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Bone Meal fertilizes any [[Farmland]] or dirt filled planter it is applied to, passively accelerating plant growth, which proceeds through all of its natural stages. The fertilization persists until the plant is fully grown. Bone Meal cannot affect trees or cacti. If Bone Meal in item form is dropped on the tilled soil or planter it gets applied to it, allowing for automated fertilizing.
  
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{{History|b}}
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=== [[Wheat]] ===
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{{History||1.2|Bone meal added.}}
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When bonemeal is applied to hydrated farmland, wheat growth is accelerated. It also appears to be more uniform than vanilla growth, and also less dependent on whether surrounding blocks are also growing wheat or not. The image below shows two rows of wheat planted at the same time and under symmetrical conditions. The front row's soil received bonemeal treatment before planting. You can observe that at the intermediate growth stage shown, average front row growth is more advanced. Furthermore, the growth appears more uniform in comparison to the control row.
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{{History||1.6.6|Bone meal can now be applied on grass blocks.}}
 
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{{History||1.8pre1|Bone meal can be used on mushrooms to make Huge Mushrooms, and the block the mushroom is on changes to dirt.}}
 
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{{History||1.8pre2|Bone meal can now be applied on pumpkin and melon seeds.
 
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|Bug in "1.8pre1" fixed; huge mushrooms only grow on dirt and grass. <!-- Mycelium was added in 1.9 -->}}
 
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{{History|r}}
 
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{{History||1.3.1|rowspan=2|snap=12w19a|Bone meal can now be applied on cocoa beans.}}
 
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{{History|||snap=12w25a|Fixed being able to use bone meal in dark rooms.}}
 
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{{History||unknown|A fully grown crop can no longer accept bone meal.{{cn}}}}
 
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{{History||1.4.2|snap=12w34a|Bone meal can be used to dye leather armor.}}
 
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{{History||1.5|rowspan=4|snap=13w04a|Bone meal is significantly nerfed.
 
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Wheat, melon and pumpkin seeds, potatoes and carrots: one bone meal is consumed for all seven stages of growth. (Melon and pumpkin seeds do not spawn right away)
 
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<br>Saplings: one bone meal is consumed for each of the two growth stages then it will grow into a tree
 
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<br>Cocoa pods: one bone meal is consumed for each of the three stages of growth.  
 
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|Green particles are now displayed when bone meal is used.
 
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|Bone meal can be used from dispensers.}}
 
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{{History|||snap=13w05a|Adjusted balancing of bonemeal. Growing a plant to its last state now takes on average 2-5 uses of bonemeal (results vary from plant to plant).<ref>http://imgur.com/a/gOngk</ref>}}
 
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== Trivia ==
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[[File:Hardcore_bone_wheat_1.png|x300px|alt="Wheat in intermediate stages of growth. Front row has received bonemeal. Both rows were planted at the same time.]]
  
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* Using bone meal over [[grass block]]s immediately gives you the [[grass|tall grass]], [[rose]]s and [[dandelion]]s. It is faster than having to go search for more.
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When the wheat becomes fully grown, the farmland or planter beneath it becomes unfertilized.
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* When bone meal is used on a grass block, each new plant has a 90% chance of becoming tall grass. Each plant that is not tall grass has a 1 in 3 chance of becoming a rose, or a 2 in 3 chance of becoming a dandelion.
 
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* One [[bone]] can be crafted to 3 bone meal, which means on a successful drop, you can get 3 or 6 units of bone meal from a single [[skeleton]].
 
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* There is a crafting recipe that uses [[wool|white wool]] and bone meal. It is useless, however, because it outputs white wool, thus wasting bone meal.
 
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* Tall grass planted with bone meal in an area already populated with [[grass block]]s can force grass to appear up to 6 blocks away from where you originally used it. The chance of any plant growing on the block decreases with distance from the block which bone meal was used on, the chance becoming very small at 6 blocks distance.
 
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* Bone meal can be used on the sides of a grass block, as well as on a grass block with plants already on top of it.
 
  
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== See also ==
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=== [[Hemp]] ===
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When Bone Meal is applied to hydrated farmland, hemp growth is accelerated. However, this will only apply for the first 8 stages of growth i.e. one block high fully matured, at this point the dirt block will become unfertilized and growth will continue at a normal pace.
  
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[[File:Hardcore_bone_hemp_1.png|x340px|alt="Hemp in intermediate stages of growth. Front row has received bonemeal. Both rows were planted at the same time.]]
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* [[Wool Dyes]]
 
  
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== References ==
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=== [[Pumpkin]] and [[Melon]] ===
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When bonemeal is applied to hydrated farmland, melon and pumpkin growth is accelerated. However, this will only apply for the first 8 stages of growth. When the melon, pumpkin plant itself is mature the pumpkin and melon blocks spawn in a normal rate, applying bonemeal on the plant causes the melon and pumpkin blocks to spawn quicker, but the bonemeal gets used up.
  
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[[File:Bonemeal_melon_pumkin.png|550px]]
  
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[[File:bonemeal_pumkin_groth.png|550px]]
  
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{{Items}}
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== See also ==
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*[[Mill Stone]]
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*[[Planter]]
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*[[Farmland]]
  
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[[Category:Hardcore Modes]]
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[[Category:Revamped Vanilla Features]]
 
[[Category:Items]]
 
[[Category:Items]]
 
[[Category:Wool dyes]]
 
[[Category:Wool dyes]]

Latest revision as of 06:08, 25 March 2024

Bone Meal
Item Bone Meal.png


Type

Raw Material

Stackable

Yes (64)

Damage

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Bone Meal is a ground up nutritious material made from the Bones or Skulls of killed Skeletons, with many farming-related applications. It can be used as a white Dye as well as a fertilizer. It is also crafted with seeds to create chicken feed.

Crafting

Mill Stone

Name Ingredients Input » Output
Bone Meal Bone or Skeleton Skull
in a Mill Stone		 Bone Skeleton Skull  » Bone Meal
GridNumbersCSS.png
 Bone Meal
GridNumbersCSS.png

Uses

Crafting

Name Ingredients Input » Output
Chicken Feed Bone Meal,
Wheat Seeds or
Hemp Seeds or
Melon Seeds or
Pumpkin Seeds
Hemp Seeds Wheat Seeds Melon Seeds Pumpkin Seeds
Bone Meal
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Chicken Feed
 
 
Dirt Planter Loose Dirt,
Planter
Loose Dirt
 
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Planter Dirt
Planter
 
Firework Star Gunpowder,
Dye,
Extra ingredient (optional)
Gunpowder
Diamond Glowstone Dust Zombie Head Gold Nugget Feather Fire Charge  
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Firework Star
Bone Meal Orange Dye Magenta Dye Light Blue Dye Dandelion Yellow Lime Dye Pink Dye Gray Dye Light Gray Dye Cyan Dye Purple Dye Lapis Lazuli Cocoa Powder Cactus Green Rose Red Ink Sac
 

Food

Name Ingredients Input » Output Hunger Restored
Kibble Bone Meal,
Rotten Flesh,
Sugar
Bone Meal
GridNumbersCSS.png
Rotten Flesh
GridNumbersCSS.png
Sugar
 
Grid layout Arrow Stewing Pot Stoked (small).png
Kibble
GridNumbersCSS.png
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.5 shanks 1 3/6
Has a 30% chance of causing Food Poisoning for 30 seconds,
making you more hungry and unable to eat food.

Dye

Like all dyes, bone meal can be applied directly to sheep to color them white, and can be used to dye Wool Knit Armor or Leather Armor. It can also be combined with other dyes to produce new colors:

Name Ingredients Input » Output Name Ingredients Input » Output
Light Gray Dye Ink Sac or Gray Dye
and Bone Meal
Ink Sac Gray Dye
 
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Light Gray Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
 Light Gray Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
Bonemeal
Bonemeal  


Gray Dye Ink Sac
and Bone Meal
Ink Sac
Bonemeal
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Gray Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
 
 
Lime Dye Cactus Green
and Bone Meal
Cactus Green
Bonemeal
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Lime Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
 
 


Light Blue Dye Lapis Lazuli
and Bone Meal
Lapis Lazuli
Bonemeal
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Light Blue Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
 
 
Pink Dye Rose Red
and Bone Meal
Rose Red
Bonemeal
Grid layout Arrow (small).png
Pink Dye
GridNumbersCSS.png
 
 

Fertilizer

Bone Meal fertilizes any Farmland or dirt filled planter it is applied to, passively accelerating plant growth, which proceeds through all of its natural stages. The fertilization persists until the plant is fully grown. Bone Meal cannot affect trees or cacti. If Bone Meal in item form is dropped on the tilled soil or planter it gets applied to it, allowing for automated fertilizing.

Wheat

When bonemeal is applied to hydrated farmland, wheat growth is accelerated. It also appears to be more uniform than vanilla growth, and also less dependent on whether surrounding blocks are also growing wheat or not. The image below shows two rows of wheat planted at the same time and under symmetrical conditions. The front row's soil received bonemeal treatment before planting. You can observe that at the intermediate growth stage shown, average front row growth is more advanced. Furthermore, the growth appears more uniform in comparison to the control row.

"Wheat in intermediate stages of growth. Front row has received bonemeal. Both rows were planted at the same time.

When the wheat becomes fully grown, the farmland or planter beneath it becomes unfertilized.

Hemp

When Bone Meal is applied to hydrated farmland, hemp growth is accelerated. However, this will only apply for the first 8 stages of growth i.e. one block high fully matured, at this point the dirt block will become unfertilized and growth will continue at a normal pace.

"Hemp in intermediate stages of growth. Front row has received bonemeal. Both rows were planted at the same time.

Pumpkin and Melon

When bonemeal is applied to hydrated farmland, melon and pumpkin growth is accelerated. However, this will only apply for the first 8 stages of growth. When the melon, pumpkin plant itself is mature the pumpkin and melon blocks spawn in a normal rate, applying bonemeal on the plant causes the melon and pumpkin blocks to spawn quicker, but the bonemeal gets used up.

Bonemeal melon pumkin.png

Bonemeal pumkin groth.png

See also

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