Things no one noticed in Minecraft 1.19 update

Minecraft is a game that has been around for almost 20 years and it has become one of the most popular games in the world. As Minecraft has grown, so has its player base. The latest version of Minecraft is version 1.19, which was released last week and includes a number of updates and changes to make the game even more fun and challenging to play. Here are five fun facts about Minecraft 1.19 update:

1) Verdant (green) froglight block is hardest to obtain

Verdant froglights are a new block added in Minecraft 1.19 and they were first available for crafting as of Update Aquatic. The Verdant froglight can be crafted by mixing two Glowstone and one Nether Star. However, it is relatively rare. The best way to obtain these blocks is by mining them from the Nether and using a pickaxe or drill.  The Verdant (green) frog light block is the hardest to obtain. You can only get it on a server with 1.19 update. If you are playing on a server that is using version 1.18, then this block will not appear in your inventory. The Verdant froglight block is now available in the game, but it's not easy to get. You need to craft the item from scratch and then break it into its component pieces. If you want to try your luck at obtaining this new block, you should start by crafting a green froglight block. 

2) Mangrove trees can grow entirely underwater

The new update brings with it a new feature that lets you grow your very own tree in the water. You can plant them directly on the surface or just below it, and they’ll continue to grow even if there’s no sunlight. This makes them one of the most useful trees in Minecraft, as not only can you make yourself a nice little shelter, but you can also use them for a little bit of farming too.  Minecraft 1.19 update is here, and it’s packed with new features, updates and tweaks. But one of the most interesting changes is the addition of Mangrove trees. Mangroves are a new type of tree that can grow entirely underwater. The trees have no leaves, but they do have a trunk and branches that look like roots sticking out of the water.

3) Leaf blocks can now be waterlogged

 The latest update for Minecraft 1.19 has been released and it brings a few new things to the game. One of the most interesting features is that leaves can now be waterlogged. This means that they will float in water, which makes them look especially cool.

The feature was added in response to player demand, according to Mojang's blog post on the matter. The developer said that players wanted the ability to see leaves floating in water, so they made it possible.

The leaf block was also added as part of an update last month called "Waterlogged." It lets players place waterlogged logs and leaves on top of other plants, which makes them float instead of sinking into the ground like normal blocks do.

4) Some goat horns can only be obtained from screaming goats

Goat horns can only be obtained from screaming goats! - You may have noticed that some goat horns were cut off with a knife or saw, while others looked like they were carved out by hand with a chisel. This is because these horns are obtained when you kill goats and use them as an ingredient in crafting recipes. You'll have to find one of these creatures when you're exploring the world and try to kill it yourself before it escapes or dies naturally (which could take many attempts). Minecraft 1.19 update introduces some goat horns to the game, which can only be obtained from screaming goats. These horns can't be crafted or obtained through any other means. The only way to get them is to kill a screaming goat with a bow or sword.

5) Mangrove leaves grow propagules when bone mealed

Mangrove trees are found in various biomes, including deserts and jungles. They can also be found growing in swamps and other water sources near rivers. Mangrove trees produce leaves that will spread to other nearby plants like normal plant leaves. However, these propagules are not planted by the player; instead, they grow on the same tree as their parent plant. The theory is that the bone meal has some kind of effect on the plant. When a tree or plant has been destroyed by a mob or by fire, and it has been bone mealed, then the tree will regrow a new one over time.

There are several confirmed cases where this happened, and many more unconfirmed reports.