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To make green dye in Minecraft, place the cactus in the top cell in the furnace GUI. Then, fill the lower cell with your choice of fuel and wait for the arrow in the middle to fill. Then drag it into your inventory.
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Required Materials to Craft Green Dye
How to make Green Dye in Minecraft?
When it comes to adding color to your Minecraft world, having different dyes is a necessity.
Some dyes are easier to make, by just putting flowers or other materials into a crafting table, but green dye is a little bit trickier to acquire.
We provide you a step-by-step guide to help add some green dye into your inventory.
The materials you will need in order to craft a green dye are:
The most difficult part of this process is finding a desert.
Finding a desert is the only way you can obtain cactus, the required material to make green dye.
Once you have found a desert, however, the rest of the steps are easy! Next, you must find a cactus in the desert.
Being one of the three plants that grow in the desert (those being cacti, dead bushes, and sugar cane), cacti are quite abundant in this arid climate.
Once you've found your cactus, you can break it the same way you break any block and proceed to get the green dye you've been searching for!
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Here is the step-by-step pictorial guide you need to follow to make green dye in minecraft:
To make Green Dye in minecraft, open the furnace GUI by placing your furnace and right clicking it. To find out how to make a furnace, refer to this guide.
After opening your furnace, place the cactus in the top available space in the furnace GUI.
Then, fill the lower space with your choice of fuel.
After waiting for the arrow in the middle to fill and fully cook your cactus, you can collect your new green dye from the furnace!
After waiting for the arrow to fill completely, the process is done. You can collect your green dye and use it to your heart’s content.
Before the addition of the cornflower in Minecraft update 1.9, a lot of the community would agree that blue was the hardest dye to come across as it required mining the rare lapis lasuli block. Post-update 1.9, however, all dyes are quite accessible. The 'rarer' ones, per say, would be the dyes you have to create with other dyes, like cyan dye.
A bunch of items are dyable in Minecraft: wool, terracotta, concrete, carpets, beds, and more! You can even dye the collars of tamed wolves as well as dying sheep. Dying sheep allows you to access more colored wool in the long run, as it only takes one dye; dying the wool after shearing the sheep every time would take a lot more resources.
Congratulations! You have made green dye! You may now go about your world having fun coloring everything you want. Dye is one of the aspects of Minecraft that give players so much creative freedom, so use it whenever and however you’d like!
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