I Hate Grass

Quickstart

1. Grab any tool or your hand and start breaking grass blocks (the dirt-with-grass-on-top blocks) anywhere in the world.
2. Watch for Wheat Seeds to pop out — grass blocks have a solid chance to drop them when broken.
3. Explore the world and notice the vegetation has changed: grassy plains are covered in far more flowers, grass tufts (short/tall grass) no longer spring up, and ferns are now rare finds instead of a jungle staple.
4. No crafting, items, or special controls are needed — this mod passively changes how the world generates and how grass behaves the moment it's installed.

Overview

I Hate Grass reshapes the natural world around grass and its neighboring vegetation. Grass blocks become a reliable seed source when harvested, decorative grass tufts stop appearing entirely, flowers become far more common, and ferns become a rare sight. The result is a cleaner, flower-speckled landscape with much less clutter from grass and ferns.

What It Adds

• Seed drops from grass blocks: Breaking a grass block has a chance to drop Wheat Seeds, giving you an easy, renewable way to gather seeds just by digging up grass.
• No more grass tufts: Short grass and tall grass no longer generate or persist in the world — grass blocks stay clean and tuft-free.
• More flowers: Flower generation is boosted significantly, so grassy biomes show noticeably more blooms scattered across the terrain.
• Fewer ferns: Ferns and large ferns are heavily thinned out, appearing only sparsely instead of blanketing forest floors.

How To Use

• Farming seeds: Simply break grass blocks (with any tool, or by hand) as you would normally. There's roughly a 1-in-8 chance each broken grass block will drop a stack-friendly Wheat Seed item. Break many grass blocks while clearing land or exploring to stock up quickly.
• Enjoying the new landscape: No action is needed to see the vegetation changes — they apply automatically as new chunks generate and as existing plant life is placed or updated in the world. Just walk around plains, meadows, and forests to see the flower-heavy, tuft-free, fern-sparse look in action.
• Building and landscaping: Since grass tufts no longer spawn, grass blocks stay visually simple, making them easier to use as a clean backdrop for builds. Flowers can be harvested and replanted normally like vanilla flowers if you want to decorate manually.

Crafting And Obtaining

There is no crafting involved with this mod's content — everything is obtained through normal survival gameplay:

• Wheat Seeds: Break grass blocks to have a chance at dropping them, exactly like harvesting wheat seeds from other block sources.
• Flowers: Found abundantly while exploring grassy biomes; pick them up by hand as usual.
• Ferns: Occasionally found in forests and jungles, though far less frequently than in an untouched world.

Abilities And Mechanics

• Grass tufts (short grass and tall grass) are prevented from existing in the world at all, whether from natural generation or other placement sources.
• Flower placement is scaled up so that a noticeably larger portion of grassy terrain hosts flowers.
• Fern placement is scaled down so that only a small fraction of terrain that would normally have ferns actually does.
• Grass block breaking has an added chance-based Wheat Seed drop on top of any normal drops.

Progression And Strategy

Because seeds come from simply harvesting grass blocks, an early hunger and farming strategy is straightforward: clear grass as you explore or terraform, and you'll naturally build up a seed supply for planting wheat. As you range further, take advantage of the denser flower fields for dye and decoration farming, but don't rely on ferns as a resource — they're intentionally scarce, so if you need fern-related materials, expect to search a bit harder or focus on other sources.