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Pocket Edition PE. Xbox Xbox One. Wii U. Nintendo Switch. Windows 10 Edition. User Info: Groudon They have a 2. This means, "and it is crew". What the hell is wrong with you? User Info: rocky I think there's a bug in the update and they don't drop Carrots or Potatoes. It's been mentioned a lot on the Minecraft Forum but those people could just be having bad luck. I think they're right, i'm still sat here, plenty of iron stuff but no vegetables Either it's a bug or 4J decided not to include that feature for some reason.
More topics from this board Two separate Title Update Files?? Each 1. Need an amigo? Side Quest 2 Answers How can I get grass to grow on top of dirt indoors? Side Quest 8 Answers How far away is the end portal from your spawn point? Unless otherwise specified below, carrots work the same in all latest PC, console, and mobile editions of Minecraft.
Look in a village farm. Attack zombies and take their carrots. Create a farm and plant carrots. Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers. Please log in with your username or email to continue.
No account yet? Create an account. Edit this Article. We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy. Cookie Settings. Learn why people trust wikiHow. Download Article Explore this Article parts. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Find a village farm. If you find a village while exploring, be sure to check out the farms.
There's a good chance—3 in 5—that the villagers will be growing carrots [2] X Research source , which you can take. Attack zombies. Zombies have a rare chance—1 in 40—of dropping carrots when defeated. Part 2. Use a hoe to create some farmland. You can create farmland out of dirt or grass blocks.
Assuming default controls, right-click PC , press the left trigger console , or tap mobile with a hoe selected in your inventory. Irrigate the farmland. Each block of farmland will need to be within four blocks horizontally, vertically, or diagonally of a water block.
The water block s must be either on the same level or one block above the farmland. You can also manually hydrate farmland with an iron bucket, crafted from three ingots of iron.
Rain will also hydrate farmland. Plant your carrots. Carrots are their own seeds, so you can simply plant any carrots you have to make more carrots.
You can find carrots from any of the previously listed steps for finding carrots: pilfering through village farms, slaughtering zombies, or looking at naturally-spawned chests. Wait for your carrots to grow.
Carrots take eight stages to reach maturity. You will see a bit of orange peeking through the farmland when the carrots are ready to be harvested. You can speed up the time it takes for the crop to mature by using bone meal as fertilizer. Bone meal is crafted using a single bone, which produces three bone meal. Harvest your carrots. When you harvest a carrot, you will receive one to four carrots from a single farmland block. Harvest by "mining" the fully-grown carrot crop.
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