# <center> 🪴 Botanical Pots 1.2 </center>
The **third-ever** release brings both needed and aesthetically pleasing changes.
The **design** of botanical pots was once again overhauled. It's now even easier to differentiate a **botanical pot** from a **regular one**. Don't worry, you can still **dye the ornament** in **any color** you wish! And it still defaults to yellow. Furthermore, there's now a subtle sound effect for dying a pot.

> 💡 The design is still **constrained** by what you can achieve with **pure datapacks**, so don't blame me for how simple it is!
"Wait, it **doesn't work**? I'm gonna have to make them **barrels**!" - Well not anymore. The system of detecting whether storage exists below a botanical pot was completely revamped to make it absolutely generic. This means that pots can now put their drops into **literally any container** below.
**Bamboo** and **Mangrove** are fully now supported by botanical pots. Their corresponding treats are **Vines** and **Lily Pads**. (As asked by **@watermunch**)
> 💡 Join the [workshop](https://discord.gg/ANntBKUPmC) to suggest your own ideas!
**Particles** that appear once a plant grows up now depend on that plant. Yes, this is a completely visual change. Yes, I love how it looks. No, I didn't mind putting my time into it.
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