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'''Enchanted Soil''' is a block added by [[Botania]]. Any passive [[Flowers (Botania)|Flowers]] planted on it will not be subject to decay. It is created by right-clicking an [[Overgrowth Seed]] on a [[Grass Block]].
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'''Enchanted Soil''' is a block added by [[Botania]].  When a [[Mana (Botania)|Mana]] generating flower is placed on it, it will work twice as fast. It is created by right-clicking an [[Overgrowth Seed]] on a [[Grass Block]].
   
Once placed, the Enchanted Soil cannot be moved. When harvested even with [[Silk Touch]] only a [[Dirt]] block will be dropped.
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Once placed, the Enchanted Soil cannot be moved; attempting to harvest it even with [[mcw:Enchanting#Silk Touch|Silk Touch]] causes it to drop as a [[Dirt]] block.
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== Legacy version ==
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In several prior versions, Enchanted Soil would prevent passive Mana generating flowers from decaying. According to R1.7 222 patch notes, the author seems to have wavered as to what effect Enchanted Soil should actually have. Since then it has been altered to only speed up the effect of flowers planted on its tiles. This coincides with the removal of [[Daybloom]] and [[Nightshade]] in the latest releases.
   
 
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Latest revision as of 08:02, 20 December 2018

Enchanted Soil

ModBotania
TypeSolid block

Enchanted Soil is a block added by Botania.  When a Mana generating flower is placed on it, it will work twice as fast. It is created by right-clicking an Overgrowth Seed on a Grass Block.

Once placed, the Enchanted Soil cannot be moved; attempting to harvest it even with Silk Touch causes it to drop as a Dirt block.

Legacy version

In several prior versions, Enchanted Soil would prevent passive Mana generating flowers from decaying. According to R1.7 222 patch notes, the author seems to have wavered as to what effect Enchanted Soil should actually have. Since then it has been altered to only speed up the effect of flowers planted on its tiles. This coincides with the removal of Daybloom and Nightshade in the latest releases.