Four-Cell Bone Meal Birch Harvest Station in Minecraft

Four widely spaced birch cells have separate bone meal storage, hoppers and dispenser buttons. Grow trees on demand, then chop every trunk and replant by hand.

Each dirt pad holds one birch sapling. A dispenser immediately north of it applies one bone meal per button press, supplied by a north-side hopper and chest. Four independent cells are spaced nine blocks apart, so normal birch canopies remain separate. Floor lights keep the growing spots lit. All space above the saplings is deliberately open; the viewer shows the permanent station and initial saplings, rather than a fabricated fixed tree shape. Players operate the buttons, chop trunks, collect fallen saplings and replant. The single south chest is manual output storage. This is a semi-automatic growing aid, with no automatic wood breaking, replanting or item transport.

Materials

• 334× Stone bricks
• 4× Dirt
• 4× Sea lantern
• 4× Hopper
• 4× Stone button
• 4× Dispenser
• 4× Birch sapling
• 5× Chest
• 256× Bone meal
• 1× Iron axe

Build steps

1. Build the lit work floor: Build the 18 by 19 stone work floor. Place the four sea lanterns immediately east of the marked dirt positions.
2. Mark four independent growing cells: Replace the four marked floor blocks with dirt. Reserve the empty space from y1 through y11 above each cell.
3. Install the four bone meal feeders: For each dirt pad, face a dispenser south into the sapling position. Add a south-facing hopper behind it, a chest over the hopper, and a stone button on the west side of the dispenser.
4. Plant and supply the cells: Plant one birch sapling on each dirt pad. Divide the initial bone meal between the four north supply chests.
5. Prepare manual output storage: Place the south-facing output chest at (8,1,17). Keep it empty for harvested logs and recovered saplings.
6. Grow, chop and replant: Stand beside a cell and press its button until the sapling grows. Chop the full trunk, recover saplings, clear remaining obstructing leaves, and plant the next sapling.