Mangrove Leaves are a Plant block in Minecraft that you can get from Mangrove Trees in Mangrove Swamps. You can use them as a decoration or a source of sticks. Learn more about this block, how to get it, where to find it, and what it can be used for.

Mangrove Leaves Overview

Mangrove Leaves Basic Information

Mangrove Leaves
Category	Plant
Block Material	Mangrove
Block Type	Leaves

Block Characteristics

How to Mine Mangrove Leaves

Tools to Mine the Block	Hoe	Shears

To mine Mangrove Leaves, you need to either have the Silk Touch Enchantment on the appropriate tool or use Shears. Mining this block without Silk Touch or when not using Shears will result in the block being completely destroyed or dropping its constituent items.

How to Get Mangrove Leaves

Collect from Mangrove Trees

Mangrove Leaves can be found on top of Mangrove Trees which naturally generate in Mangrove Swamp biomes. You can also grow Mangrove Trees anywhere by planting Mangrove Propagules and waiting for them to grow or using Bone Meal to speed up the process.

In order to mine the leaves you need to either have Silk Touch on your tool or you need to be using Shears.

How to Use Mangrove Leaves

Get Sticks by Breaking the Leaves

Though most leaf blocks give you both sticks and saplings, Mangrove Leaves do not drop saplings when mined without Silk Touch or Shears. The same is true if they naturally decay. To get their saplings, you'll need to collect Mangrove Propagules that sometimes grow underneath the leaves.

You can increase your chances of getting sticks by using the Fortune Enchantment.

Decorative Building Block

Different leaf blocks, including Mangrove Leaves, make great decoration blocks for builds that have a wild or natural style. They can be used to make realistic vines, shrubs, or hedges that accent certain builds.

Updates Observers when Touched by Log Blocks

In Java Edition, when any log block, including stripped log and wood, is placed or pushed beside any leaf block, it can update an observer. The effect reaches up to 5 blocks away from the original leaf block as long as all leaf blocks up to that point are touching each other.

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Acacia Leaves	Acacia Sapling	Azalea Leaves	Flowering Azalea Leaves
Azalea	Flowering Azalea	Birch Leaves	Birch Sapling
Big Dripleaf	Glow Lichen	Hanging Roots	Moss Block
Moss Carpet	Small Dripleaf	Spore Blossom	Bamboo
Cactus	Hay Bale	Melon	Pumpkin
Sugar Cane	Carved Pumpkin	Dark Oak Leaves	Dark Oak Sapling
Allium	Azure Bluet	Blue Orchid	Cornflower
Dandelion	Lilac	Lily of the Valley	Oxeye Daisy
Peony	Poppy	Rose Bush	Sunflower
Wither Rose	Orange Tulip	Pink Tulip	Red Tulip
White Tulip	Jungle Leaves	Jungle Sapling	Mangrove Leaves
Mangrove Propagule	Brown Mushroom	Brown Mushroom Block	Red Mushroom
Red Mushroom Block	Mushroom Stem	Oak Leaves	Oak Sapling
Dead Bush	Fern	Grass	Large Fern
Lily Pad	Tall Grass	Vines	Spruce Leaves
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