How do you get Lime Concrete Powder in Minecraft?

Lime Concrete Powder is crafted from Lime Dye, Sand, and Gravel at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.

What dye does Lime Concrete Powder need?

Lime dye is what Lime Concrete Powder needs. Smelting a sea pickle gives one for Lime Concrete Powder. Mixing one green dye with one white dye makes two for Lime Concrete Powder.

How many Lime Concrete Powder can you stack?

64 Lime Concrete Powder fills a slot, and that slot costs 8 Lime Dye, 32 Sand, and 32 Gravel, since each one returns 8, which is 8 crafts at the crafting table.

How long does Lime Concrete Powder take to break?

0.5 hardness is one number on Lime Concrete Powder, and 0.5 blast resistance is the other number on it. With both figures at 0.5, Lime Concrete Powder is not something you rely on for protection. A shovel is the right tool for Lime Concrete Powder, and any tier of it collects the block. Java 26.2 records Lime Concrete Powder with the numbers above, and it keeps them here.

When was Lime Concrete Powder added to Minecraft?

Lime Concrete Powder was added in version 1.12.

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Lime Concrete Powder

Lime Concrete Powder is a gravity-affected lime block that hardens into solid Lime Concrete when it comes into contact with water.

Stack Size

Durability

N/A

Lime Concrete Powder at a glance

Lime Concrete Powder comes from crafting, and Utility Blocks is where it sits as a block. Stack Lime Concrete Powder 64 high: 576 across a hotbar, 1728 in a shulker box, and 3456 in a double chest.

Lime Concrete Powder owes its colour to lime dye. Smelting a sea pickle gives one. Mixing one green dye with one white dye makes two. The game rates Lime Concrete Powder at 0.5 hardness. Explosives face the same figure, which is why Lime Concrete Powder is not a wall you rely on. A shovel is the right tool for Lime Concrete Powder, and any tier of it collects the block. It sits between Lime Concrete and Lime Stained Glass in Utility Blocks, number 192 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

Crafting
Lime Dye
Sand
Sand
Lime Concrete Powder8
Recipe data from Astroworld Crafting, where Lime Concrete Powder has the grid for Lime Concrete Powder

How to obtain

Crafting

Notes

Shapeless: 1 dye + 4 sand + 4 gravel make 8 powder. Falls like sand and turns to concrete in water.

Frequently asked questions about Lime Concrete Powder

How do you get Lime Concrete Powder in Minecraft?
Lime Concrete Powder is crafted from Lime Dye, Sand, and Gravel at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.
What dye does Lime Concrete Powder need?
Lime dye is what Lime Concrete Powder needs. Smelting a sea pickle gives one for Lime Concrete Powder. Mixing one green dye with one white dye makes two for Lime Concrete Powder.
How many Lime Concrete Powder can you stack?
64 Lime Concrete Powder fills a slot, and that slot costs 8 Lime Dye, 32 Sand, and 32 Gravel, since each one returns 8, which is 8 crafts at the crafting table.
What is Lime Concrete Powder used for?
Lime Concrete Powder is a gravity-affected lime block that hardens into solid Lime Concrete when it comes into contact with water.
How long does Lime Concrete Powder take to break?
0.5 hardness is one number on Lime Concrete Powder, and 0.5 blast resistance is the other number on it. With both figures at 0.5, Lime Concrete Powder is not something you rely on for protection. A shovel is the right tool for Lime Concrete Powder, and any tier of it collects the block. Java 26.2 records Lime Concrete Powder with the numbers above, and it keeps them here.
When was Lime Concrete Powder added to Minecraft?
Lime Concrete Powder was added in version 1.12.

Building with it

Lime Concrete Powder wants a smelted sea pickle or a green dye mixed with white, which is why most players make it in batches rather than one at a time. The powder falls, so a lime tower is easiest built by dropping the blocks in and flooding the shaft afterwards, letting each one harden where it lands.

In practice

Lime powder takes lime dye, which comes from a smelted sea pickle or from green and white. Green means a cactus, so a small cactus farm is what really stands behind a lime concrete build, and the powder hardens into the brightest green block in the game.

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