How to Make Lime Bundle in Minecraft

Lime Bundle

Lime Bundle is a lime-dyed storage item that holds up to one mixed stack of items (64 units total) in a single inventory slot.

Block ID minecraft:lime_bundle

Mod Vanilla

Game versions

26.1.2

Description

Lime Bundle is the lime-dyed variant of the bundle, an item that stores up to one mixed stack of items — 64 units total — in a single inventory slot. A Lime Bundle is crafted shapeless from any bundle plus lime dye, and the plain bundle needs just one string placed above one leather on the crafting grid. Dyed bundles in all 16 colors arrived in Java Edition 1.21.2 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.40. An item that stacks to 64 takes 1/64 of the space, an item that stacks to 16 — like an ender pearl — takes 1/16, and an unstackable item like a sword fills the entire Lime Bundle. Thirty-two sticks plus eight ender pearls occupy exactly 64 units and fill the bundle to the brim.

Lime Bundle keeps mixed item types such as mob drops, seeds, and spare building blocks inside one inventory slot while mining or traveling. Left-clicking inserts picked-up items into the bundle, right-clicking pulls the most recently added item back out, and the blue fullness bar turns red once the bundle is completely full. Mojang chose 16 fixed bundle colors instead of free dye blending so players could judge a bundle's contents at a glance. Assign the Lime Bundle a single category — seeds, arrows, or mining spoils — so one look at the lime color reveals what is stored inside.

Block properties

Item ID	`minecraft:lime_bundle`
/give command	`/give @p minecraft:lime_bundle`
Stackable	No
Renewable	Yes
Java Edition	1.21.2
Bedrock Edition	1.21.40

Guide

How to craft and use a Lime Bundle in Minecraft

1

Craft a plain bundle

Place one string directly above one leather in the crafting grid to make one bundle.
2

Dye the bundle lime

Put the bundle and one lime dye anywhere in the crafting grid; the shapeless recipe yields one Lime Bundle.
3

Fill the Lime Bundle

Pick up items and left-click the Lime Bundle: an item stacking to 64 takes 1/64 of the space, an item stacking to 16 like an ender pearl takes 1/16, and an unstackable item fills the bundle entirely.
4

Take items back out

Right-click the Lime Bundle to retrieve the most recently added item, or scroll over the open bundle to select an older item first.
5

Read the fullness bar

Check the bar on the Lime Bundle icon: blue means space remains, red means full, and Empty means no items are stored.

Fast emptying and item safety

Using a Lime Bundle selected in the hotbar throws the most recently added group of items in the direction the player faces; if fire or a cactus destroys a dropped Lime Bundle, the whole contents scatter as loose items.