
Leaf Litter block in Minecraft
Leaf Litter are dry fallen leaves on forest floors, purely decorative and flammable. It is a flat ground cover that holds up to four pieces in a single block. These ground covers work the same; see the Pink Petals page.
It is obtained in the Furnace from Oak Leaves (or another variant). It can be composted: each one has a 30% chance to add a layer to a Composter. As fuel it burns for 5 seconds in a Furnace, enough to smelt 0.5 items.
How to craft
Any of: Jungle Leaves, Oak Leaves, Spruce Leaves, Pale Oak Leaves, Dark Oak Leaves, Acacia Leaves, Birch Leaves, Azalea Leaves, Flowering Azalea Leaves, Mangrove Leaves, Cherry Leaves, Red Poplar Leaves, Orange Poplar Leaves, Yellow Poplar Leaves → Leaf Litter
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How Leaf Litter connects
9 links · from the 26.3 game dataWorks in
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Block states
| facing | north · south · west · east |
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| segment_amount | 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 |
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Leaf Litter · FAQ
How do you get Leaf Litter in Minecraft?
In a Furnace: 1 × Oak Leaves (or another variant) gives 1 × Leaf Litter. Mining the block drops it.
What is Leaf Litter used for in Minecraft?
It is a flat ground cover of flowers or leaves.
Can you compost Leaf Litter?
Yes. Each Leaf Litter put in a Composter has a 30% chance to add a layer (the first layer in an empty Composter always works). After 7 layers the Composter gives Bone Meal.
Can Leaf Litter be used as fuel?
Yes. In a Furnace it burns for 5 seconds, enough to smelt 0.5 items.
Can a piston move Leaf Litter?
No: when a piston pushes it, it breaks and drops as an item.