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Fays Plants FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I craft my first pot?
Open a crafting table, place a regular pot in the bottom row, and put a plant or decorative item in the slot directly above it. Check your recipe book for the exact pattern needed for the design you want.
Can I make pots in survival mode?
Yes, all pots in this mod can be crafted using a normal crafting table in survival mode without needing any special materials or workstations.
How do I hang vines and wreaths?
Craft hanging vines and wreaths using your crafting table (check the recipe book for the pattern), then place them on walls and ceilings just like you would place any other block.
What's inside the Zelda-style pots?
Break the special Zelda-style pots to find hidden emeralds inside them, giving you a reason to hunt for these themed decorations.
Do the pots need water or sunlight to grow plants?
No, these are purely decorative pots—they don't require water, sunlight, or any maintenance once you place them.
Can I dye or customize the colors of pots?
The mod provides pre-designed pots with fixed colors and themes; you cannot dye or recolor them through crafting.
What's the difference between placing a pot on the ground versus on a wall?
Ground pots sit upright as decorative blocks, while hanging vines and wreaths are designed to be placed on walls and ceilings for vertical decoration.
Are there pots based on other games or franchises?
Yes, the mod includes character-themed pots inspired by other games, such as Oddish and Hoppip designs, plus animal-shaped pots like the
Bunny Pot and
Creeper Vase.
Bunny Pot and
Creeper Vase.Can I break pots to get them back as items?
Yes, you can break placed pots to collect them as items and move them elsewhere or use them in new crafting recipes.
Does this mod work with other decoration mods?
This mod adds its own decorative blocks and should work alongside other mods, though compatibility depends on whether those mods conflict with block placement or crafting mechanics.