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Green Banner

Green Banner is a tall decorative green block that can display up to six layered patterns applied with a loom. It can also mark locations on maps.

Stack Size

16

Durability

N/A

Category

Utility Blocks

Version Added

1.8

Item ID

green_banner

Overview

Green Banner is a block in the Utility Blocks category of Minecraft, obtained through crafting it. Up to 16 Green Banner stack together in a single inventory slot. It doubles as furnace fuel, good for 1.5 smelts before it is used up.

Green Banner owes its colour to green dye. Smelting a cactus gives one. Green Banner has a hardness of 1. Mining Green Banner and blowing it up both run into 1. Use an axe on Green Banner to speed it up; no particular tier is required.

Crafting Recipe

Crafting
StickStick

How to Obtain

  • Crafting

Fuel Value

Burns for 15 seconds (300 ticks), enough to smelt 1.5 items

Notes

Crafted from 6 matching-color wool and 1 stick. Patterns are added at a loom using dyes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get Green Banner in Minecraft?

Green Banner is crafted at a Crafting Table using Green Wool and Stick.

What is Green Banner used for?

Green Banner is a tall decorative green block that can display up to six layered patterns applied with a loom. It can also mark locations on maps.

How many Green Banner can you stack?

Green Banner stacks 16 to a slot, and filling that slot takes 16 crafts: 96 Green Wool and 16 Stick.

What dye does Green Banner need?

Green dye. Smelting a cactus gives one.

How long does Green Banner take to break?

For Green Banner the game keeps hardness at 1 and blast resistance at 1. Equal values mean Green Banner was never built as a blast wall. Use an axe on Green Banner to speed it up; no particular tier is required. Everything above is lifted from Java 26.2, not from play testing.

Can Green Banner be used as fuel?

Yes. Green Banner burns for 15 seconds in a furnace, which is 1.5 items smelted before it is used up.

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