Topic Archived Page 1 of 2 Last. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Boards Minecraft: Xbox Edition How to grow giant mushrooms? User Info: gurudaman. Never seen a giant mushroom People think i'm a jerk, they just have no brain cells. User Info: Sora Pretty sure they come with the adventure update, don't think the Xbox version is that far along yet otherwise I think that's all you would need Me fail English?
That's unpossible! User Info: Tuoh. If you haven't seen giant mushrooms, they remind me of big red trees User Info: GutarFreak. You have to have a certain dirt block to grow it. GutarFreak posted That's false. Mycelium is what you're thinking of though. User Info: lordzathros. What you need to do is have at least seven blocks of empty space above it, and While they usually grow only as high as the ceiling, make sure your underground huge mushroom farm is 8 blocks tall.
Any smaller, and the huge mushroom runs the risk of growing into the ceiling and walls. This results in a dead, useless mushroom and wasted hard work and bone meal. Time needed: 30 minutes. If you need any more tips, tricks, or walkthroughs, visit the main Twinfinite guide page or check some other guides below.
Connect with us. Plant your mushroom in virtually any soil block. Continue Reading. These will not only yield more mushrooms per single plant, but also look quite impressive. In order to grow big mushrooms, however, the player must plant them on podzol, mycelium or dirt and grass variants. The mushroom requires a space of 7x7 blocks, and a room that's over 7 blocks tall. Once the area is secured, place a small mushroom on the block of dirt and then use bone meal to make it grow to a full size.
For a small mushroom farm, players need to take into account the low light level required. Although mushrooms don't require any water, nor do they need to be placed in a specific manner, it's absolutely vital they're either grown on podzol or mycelium or have an appropriate light level. To avoid having mobs spawn inside the farm, players should place torches in the ceiling two blocks above their mushroom farm, by mining one block into the ceiling. This creates just the right light level.
The convenient thing about mushroom farming is that the player doesn't need to plant a ton of mushrooms at a time. Only one or two mushrooms will do whenever planting for the first time or replanting. This is because mushrooms naturally spread as they grow and will continue to do so on any available blocks nearby that fit in the right growing conditions. If achieving the right growing conditions is a problem, it's probably best to create a mushroom farm in the Nether.
This is pretty easy, since the Nether doesn't spawn regular mobs, aside from Zombie Pigmen, who are by default passive towards the player. An even better spot is to travel to the Nether roof, where mushrooms are able to grow freely on the bedrock surface without any monsters spawning.
This is the ultimate farming location for them. Depending on where the player has decided to set up their farm, they can choose to go for an automatic farming method that involves either pistons or water. Once a farm is fully grown, a flow of water can be used to harvest all the mushrooms at once. In the Nether, players can use pistons instead of water, since water will simply evaporate.
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