Spruce Instead of Oak Trees

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[realtrollface]

Dark oak gives apples.
Jungle is much taller and therfore more wood.
The only advantage to spruce is it looks nice, which is a very valid reason.

[caliharris]

I do this every time I make a tree farm— can confirm it works!

[TheGreenHowze]

If this works on bedrock. I might able to finish my Mega Tree house in record time. 😅

[chebx]

Chopping down these huge oak trees is literally a nightmare, so when there's no spruce yet, I prefer birch

[MechaKnightz]

Says diagonally, proceeds to do it completely straight

[kateb]

I only have a spruce tree farm because
1. I need a lot of spruce planks
2. I live in an oak forest
3. The nearest spruce forest is 2000 blocks away

[duckified.]

the problem with this is the leaves overlap, so you get a diminishing return of saplings for every tree you grow

[theundeadpsycho]

Jungle wood trees: what are we fermented spider eyes?

[burdenofexisting]

You're forgetting about the apples from the oak farm. That alone makes it way better because you can farm wood, leaves, sticks, and apples for golden apples.

[Cirkambo]

I don't need an ender pearl, since I can just make staircase by breaking up

[Just_Haiden]

Cries In bedrock where you can’t place saplings near anything

[theanonymousgladiator]

I've done this with jungle trees and dark wood dark wood takes longer though because you have to space them out but for jungle trees you don't and get a lot more wood and a fancy looking door

[reeetawd]

No dude. Dark Oak. It had the highest apple drop rate and the wood looks the best.

[ursidae]

I did a wood mine once. It was so satisfying to have such a massive structure that built itself. But cleaning it up when i was tired of it was a nightmare. I do miss it though.

[bagushendrawan]

Cons : your lovely grass block around the sapling become podzol

[pyp]

I remember doing this recently to build a big house out of spruce on a mountain. It took me an hour to get all the spruce logs from at least 5 or more 2x2 spruce trees. In the end I got about 18 stacks of spruce logs.

[Minetendo_Fan]

Unless you’re using wood for design and want different things other than spruce

[Timelord]

If you want to farm oak, I recommend to height restrict their growth by placing a block or slab above the potential tree.
If the tall trees are obstructed, it forces a smaller tree to grow.
Sounds counterproductive, but it’s much easier and faster to farm shorter oaks in bulk than tall trees.

[kalele]

Everyone else is saying “oh, but this tree gives more wood” or “oh this tree drops apples” meanwhile I’m just wondering why you wouldn’t farm ALL of the tree variants

[TheHandsArise]

Hmm i might use this next time! Thanks