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Natural generation

Melons are naturally generated in jungle biomes, in savanna villages and inside tillage rooms of woodland mansions.

Endermen

Endermen can pick up melon blocks and drop them upon death without breaking them into melon slices.

Usage

Farming

Melon seeds can be planted, placing a small stem that grows over time. Once the stem reaches maturity, it attempts to generate a melon block in one of the four immediately adjacent blocks; however, this attempt may fail if the chosen adjacent block is not empty or the block beneath is not dirt, grass block, farmland, podzol‌ or coarse dirt. Melons take 10 to 30 minutes to grow, which is equal to 0.5 or 1.5 of a Daylight cycle. Once a stem has produced to a melon, that stem does not produce any further melons until the existing melon is harvested. Melon stems connect only to the melons they produce. For example, if stem A generates a melon adjacent to stem B, stem B does not connect and can still produce another melon. Similarly, if a melon is placed adjacent to stem B, stem B would still be able to produce another melon. The same principle applies for pumpkins. Melons require a light level of 9 or higher to grow.

Trades

Villagers who are journeymen (level 3) farmers buy 4 melons for an emerald.

Composting

Placing a melon into a composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1. Composting a crafted melon block instead of 9 melon slices is very inefficient. For example, 100 melons could yield 9.28 bone meals on average. Meanwhile, if not crafted, 900 melon slices could yield 64.28 bone meals on average.

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History

Melons were first revealed in an IGN interview with Notch.

On the community ideas section of Mojang Studios” GetSatisfaction.com page, it was signaled that watermelons were to be implemented.

Added melons.

Melon blocks had a bug that made them yield only 1 melon item.<1>

Melons can now grow onto dirt and grass instead of just farmland.

Melons now generate in jungle biomes.

Melons can now be sold to farmer villagers, at 7–12 melons for 1 emerald.

Melons now break faster when mined with an axe.

Melons now generate in woodland mansions.

Prior to The Flattening, this block”s numeral ID was 103.

The ID of melons has been changed from melon_block to melon.

The texture of melons has been changed.

Placing a melon into the new composter has a 50% chance of raising the compost level by 1.

Melons now have a 65% chance of increasing the compost level in a composter by 1. Read more: a harsh mistress wow quest

Melons can now be sold to farmer villagers, at 4 melons for 1 emerald, instead of 7–12.

Added melons.

Melons now generate naturally in jungle biomes.

Melons now generate a lot less in jungle biomes.

Melon can now be obtained using a tool with the Silk Touch enchantment.

Melons now use the side texture on the underside.<2>

Melons can now be sold to farmer villagers, at 7–12 melons for 1 emerald.

Melons now generate in woodland mansions.

Breaking a melon block with shears now always yield 9 melons.

Melons no longer drop a constant nine melons with shears.

Melons now generate in new savanna villages.

The textures of melons have been changed.

Melons can now be used to fill up composters.

Trading has been changed, melons can no longer be used to trade with farmer villagers.

Trading has been changed, melon can be sold to farmer villager again.

Added melons.

Melons now generate naturally in jungle biomes.

The texture of melons has been changed.

Added melons.

Melons can be crafted back into 9 melon slices. Read more: Wow The God Queens Fury – Assassination Rogue Sigryn

Trivia

wtbblue.com melons greatly resemble square watermelons in real life.

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