Acacia Sapling
A young seedling that grows into an acacia tree with a distinctive flat or forked canopy.
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Description
Acacia Saplings drop from decaying or broken acacia leaf blocks. Planted on grass, dirt, coarse dirt, rooted dirt, podzol, or farmland with sufficient light, they grow into full acacia trees with a distinctive flat or forked canopy. Bone meal speeds up growth. Acacia trees produce orange-tinted wood logs that look different from other wood types. Saplings can be planted indoors if ceiling height allows the tree to form. They are used in tree farms for sustainable acacia wood production and in building savanna-themed landscapes.
