Magical globe arborvitae, also known as Thuja occidentalis 'Magical Globe', is a dense, compact evergreen shrub. It is a popular choice for landscaping due to its unique globe-shaped form and rich green foliage. This small arborvitae typically grows to a mature height and width of about 3 feet, making it an ideal choice for small gardens or as a hedge plant. The Magical Globe arborvitae features soft, scale-like leaves that are arranged in flattened sprays. These leaves have a vibrant green color throughout the year, which adds a touch of beauty to any landscape. To maintain its compact shape, this arborvitae requires minimal pruning.
Enchantments reach a maximum of level 30 and the higher-level enchantments require bookshelves around the enchanting table. In order to obtain the highest level of enchantment, you need a total of 15 bookshelves. The bookshelves must be arranged one block away from the enchanting table in a 1 high, 5 by 5 square, with an opening for a door.
If you put an Enchanted Book, along with some Lapis Lazuli, if you re in survival mode, you ll get a choice of which enchantment you want on the book. For even more details on enchanting, don t forget to check out our guides on how to use the Enchanting Book , as well as the Enchantment Table in Minecraft.
To maintain its compact shape, this arborvitae requires minimal pruning. It does not produce any significant flowers or fruit, which further adds to its low maintenance appeal. One of the main advantages of Magical Globe arborvitae is its hardiness.
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I was wondering what I can do about, i'll call them, useless enchantments.
What I mean with that is that i sometimes get enchanted books from fishing or enchantment table, that are useless. For example a book with Loyalty III and Efficiency IV. Loyalty is only for Tridents, and Efficiency isn't.
My question is, how I can still use those books.
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You can put them in a grindstone to remove the enchantments, returning an unenchanted book which can then be re-enchanted or used for something else, as well as giving you experience based on the quality of the enchantments being removed (this can be done for any item; for example, enchanted a diamond pickaxe and didn't get Fortune? Just disenchant it and re-enchant until you get it, without having to make more than one pickaxe):
A single enchanted (book and weapon) item can also be placed in either input slot, which removes its non-curse enchantments, returning an amount of experience for each, without repairing it or sacrificing another item.
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Bruh, why not store them inside a chest and later use it when you get one Trident, tridents are pretty fun.
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You just use them.
Just chose which enchantment you want to use and put it on whatever it will go on.
The other one will be wasted but I'm pretty sure that you don't get charged for it.
If you combine 2 books on the other hand you get charged the levels for all the enchantments in the second book.
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Yeah, you've basically got three options with books that have multiple incompatible enchantments on them:
1.) Use them on an item, despite the fact that this wastes one or more enchantments.
2.) Stick em in a chest to maybe use on an item later, when you're in such need of one of the enchantments that you don't mind wasting the other.
3.) Put them in a Grindstone to remove all the enchantments, yielding some XP and an unenchanted book you can re-enchant or sell to a librarian villager or craft into bookshelves or an enchanting table.
Personally, I go for number 2, although for certain combinations of one very rare/valuable/frequently-used enchantment and one useless/common/cheap/rarely-used enchantment, I may just stick them in the chest with other books of that useful enchantment and ignore the other one.
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Personally, I go for number 2, although for certain combinations of one very rare/valuable/frequently-used enchantment and one useless/common/cheap/rarely-used enchantment, I may just stick them in the chest with other books of that useful enchantment and ignore the other one.
It can tolerate a wide range of soil conditions and has good resistance to diseases and pests. This makes it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. Additionally, this arborvitae is also known for its ability to withstand harsh winters and strong winds. It is commonly used as a windbreak or to create privacy screens. When planting Magical Globe arborvitae, it is recommended to choose a location with well-drained soil and full to partial sun exposure. Regular watering is essential during the first few years to establish its root system, but once established, it becomes relatively drought-tolerant. Applying a layer of mulch around the base of the plant can help retain moisture and prevent weed growth. Overall, Magical Globe arborvitae is a versatile and attractive shrub that brings a touch of magic to any garden. Whether used as a focal point or as part of a hedge or border, its compact size and low maintenance requirements make it a popular choice for many gardeners..
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1. Jane - 2/5 stars - I was really excited to add the Magical Globe Arborvitae to my garden, but I was quite disappointed with the outcome. The plant did not seem to thrive in my garden, despite following all the care instructions. It started turning brown and shedding needles within a few months of planting. I tried adjusting the watering and sunlight, but nothing seemed to work. Eventually, the plant died completely. I would not recommend this arborvitae for anyone looking for a low-maintenance option.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - I regret purchasing the Magical Globe Arborvitae for my backyard. The plant never grew as advertised, as it remained stunted and small. The foliage also had a lot of brown patches and appeared unhealthy. I reached out to customer service for advice, but they were not helpful or willing to provide any solutions. In the end, I removed the arborvitae to make room for a more resilient and attractive plant. Don't waste your money on this one.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the Magical Globe Arborvitae, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The plant grew much slower than anticipated and did not reach the height or round shape that was promised. Additionally, the foliage had a dull appearance and lacked vibrancy. I also found it challenging to keep the arborvitae healthy, as it required frequent pruning and maintenance. Overall, I was not impressed with this variety and would not recommend it for those seeking a visually appealing and easy-to-maintain plant.