Q&A for How to Grow Wheat in Minecraft

In Minecraft, all wheat is the same. The best way to grow it would be to do it like the villagers. Make a closed square or rectangle, then hoe the soil inside it. Then, break up every alternate line of farmland one block deep. After that, fill the holes with water and plant the seeds.

You can grow wheat anywhere there is tilled dirt and some source of light. You can grow wheat and other crops without the sun, but you need torches, glowstone, sea lanterns, or other sources of light to be around the crops.

You cannot grow wheat in Minecraft without wheat seeds. You can get seeds from breaking tall grass, in villages, and in chests found in dungeons, temples, and other structures.

First, make sure you are not breaking a grass block. The grass you get seeds from is on top of dirt or grass blocks, it is green and is not a full block. If you are breaking this, then keep breaking multiple of the grass until you get seeds. Not every tall grass will drop seeds.

No, you cannot make wheat seeds. However, you can get them by harvesting fully grown wheat plants, breaking grass or tall grass, looting chests in villages, or by trading with wandering traders, who may have wheat seeds available.

To grow pumpkins, you first need pumpkin seeds, which can be obtained by breaking pumpkin stems, placing a pumpkin in a crafting table, or by looting chests in dungeons, mineshafts, villages, and woodland mansions. Then, you need to use a hoe and till dirt or grass blocks within 4 blocks of a water source and plant the seeds on the tilled ground. Make sure there is a free space directly next to the seedling. Once the stem is fully grown, it will eventually produce a pumpkin in the space next to it.

When wheat is fully grown, it will be a light yellow color with very few darker yellows.