Tutorials/Sculk farming

Sculk farming is a method of farming XP and/or sculk growth blocks for decoration by using the sculk catalyst block. Since mobs normally only drop XP when killed by a player, and sculk blocks drop XP when mined, this can also be used for bulk XP storage. However, you should also consider storing experience in furnaces.
== A few key points ==
* As stated before, mobs only drop XP if killed by a player or tamed wolf, but if a mob dies near a sculk catalyst, regardless of how it dies, the catalyst will always produce sculk blocks, which can then be mined for XP.
* Mobs will still drop their loot but not their XP. The amount the growth spreads depends on the amount of XP the mob is meant to drop.
* When a mob that drops about the same XP as a zombie or a skeleton dies near enough to a sculk catalyst, the growth mainly focuses on a 3x3 area. This can be helpful for you to know how big you want your platform to be.
For more detailed information, see Sculk Growth.
== Components of a sculk farm ==
* A mob farm which you can hook it up to.
* A killing system and a cobblestone generator. The cobblestone will be converted into sculk.
* A collection system for the sculk.
* A bulk sculk storage system.
* A reasonable AFK area for the player.
* Optionally, a collection system (potentially the same system used for the sculk) for the mob drops of the farm.
== Videos ==
In this video, Mumbo Jumbo designs a bulk XP storage using a zombie spawner farm and a sculk blocks on Bedrock Beta.
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