In Minecraft, every biome in the overworld has its plant bodies, except the desert biome. No trees are found in desert biomes. The only vegetation found here is the cactus.
Cacti have been in the game since Minecraft’s official release 10 years ago. These pricky blocks generate in dry areas such as deserts and badlands. They are more commonly found in deserts than badlands.
Chests in desert villages may have one-four cacti inside. When a player touches a cactus, they will receive one heart damage every half second.
Players must be careful with items when around cacti in Minecraft. They destroy anything that comes into contact with them. Here are the top five uses of Cactus in Minecraft.
Top 5 uses of Cactus in Minecraft
#5 – Mob Protection Wall
Zombies, creepers, and other hostile mobs seem to be aware that cacti mean damage. Players can use cacti to form a wall around their base for protection against mobs. Even friendly passive mobs avoid touching cacti in Minecraft.
#4 – XP Farm
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Players can create an infinite XP farm by combining a bamboo farm with a cactus farm. Cacti can be smelted into green dyes in Minecraft. Smelting items give experience points. An automatic bamboo farm provides fuel, while a cactus farm provides cacti for smelting. Players will also receive XP after manually removing a cooked item from the furnace.
#3 – Trash Can
green dye in Minecraft. It is the primary source of green dye in the game. Combining green dye and blue dye gives two cyan dyes. Lime dye can be crafted similarly by mixing white dye and green dye. Dyes have many uses in Minecraft, such as coloring sheep, banners, wolf collar, glasses, wool, and more.
