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Ice Prevents Crop Growth Mod Wiki & Guide

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Ice Prevents Crop Growth Mod is a creative addition to Minecraft that introduces a unique mechanic: when an ice block is placed underneath a crop, the crop will no longer mature to the next growth stage. This feature works for both vanilla and modded crops.

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Building Decorative Crop Fields That Never MaturePlan the Look Before You Plant Decorative fields look best when crops are frozen at mixed stages — some sprouts, some…Fixing Crops That Keep Growing Despite IceConfirm the Ice Is Directly Below The most common cause is ice placed under the wrong block. The ice must be…How to Freeze a Crop at a Specific Growth StagePlace the Ice First Crops only stop growing while an ice block sits directly beneath the farmland or soil block they…Stopping Modded Crops From Growing With IceIt Works on Modded Crops Too The mod hooks into the standard crop growth check, so modded crops that use the normal…

Frequently asked questions

How do I stop a crop from growing?
Place an ice block directly underneath the farmland the crop is planted on. As long as that ice stays there, the crop won't advance to its next growth stage.
Does the ice go under the farmland or replace the farmland?
The ice goes underneath the farmland block, not in place of it. The crop still needs its farmland to stay planted; the ice just sits below as the growth-blocking layer.
Can I still use bone meal on a frozen crop?
Yes. Ice only stops natural growth, so bone meal still advances the crop manually. That's how you pick the exact stage you want before locking it in place.
How do I freeze a crop at a specific growth stage?
Let the crop grow (or bone meal it) until it reaches the stage you want, then place ice under the farmland. Once the ice is there, it stays at that stage permanently.

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