Ender Botany Pots
If you have ever built a Botany Pots farm, you know the pain: dozens of pots, a spider web of pipes, and a server that groans under the weight of thousands of hoppers. Ender Botany Pots is a small integration add-on that solves that problem in one elegant move. It links Botany Pots directly to the Ender Storage network, so every crop that finishes growing is harvested automatically and deposited straight into your existing storage frequency. No belts, no pipes, no hopper walls.
What Ender Botany Pots Actually Does
At its core, this is a bridge mod. Botany Pots handles the growing and harvesting logic, while Ender Storage handles the remote inventory. Ender Botany Pots glues the two together. Place a pot, assign it a frequency, and the drops appear in every Ender Chest, Ender Tank, or Ender Pouch tuned to that same frequency anywhere in the world. For players running large-scale farms, that means one tidy block can replace an entire sorting room.
Automatic Harvesting and Remote Deposit
The headline feature is simple: crops harvest themselves. When a plant matures, the pot collects the drops and pushes them into the linked Ender Storage network instantly. There is no waiting on a hopper clock and no risk of a backed-up inventory stalling the farm. Because the output bypasses physical item transport entirely, the usual source of tick lag on big farms disappears.
Frequency Control and Copying
Managing frequencies is refreshingly hands-on. You can set a pot to private so only you can change its channel, which matters on shared servers. Copying a frequency is just as quick:
- Right-click an existing Ender Botany Pot with an Ender Chest, Ender Tank, Ender Pouch, or another Ender Botany Pot to copy its frequency.
- Hold one of those items in your off-hand while placing a new pot to apply that frequency on placement.
- Use The One Probe integration to read frequency and owner information at a glance without opening any interface.
Crafting is straightforward too. Combine a Hopper Botany Pot with an Ender Chest, Ender Tank, or Ender Pouch, and you have your first unit ready to configure. The add-on requires both Botany Pots and Ender Storage as dependencies, so install those first.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Ender Botany Pots is built for modern Minecraft releases and ships for both Forge and NeoForge, which covers the majority of modded survival packs in circulation. If you are running a 1.20.x or 1.21.x kitchen-sink pack, chances are the add-on slots in without conflict. Always check that your Botany Pots and Ender Storage builds match the same loader and Minecraft version before adding it to an existing world.
How to Install Ender Botany Pots
Installation follows the standard modded routine. First, confirm your loader and Minecraft version. Next, download Ender Botany Pots for Minecraft from the project page, along with the two required dependencies. Drop all three files into your mods folder, then launch the game once to let the loader index them. If you prefer a smoother path, the foxygame.net launcher bundles Ender Botany Pots into a searchable add-on catalog, so you can install it with a single click and let the launcher handle version matching and updates automatically.
Once in-game, craft your first pot, link it to a frequency, and watch the items flow. If nothing arrives, double-check that your Ender Chest or Tank is on the exact same frequency and that the pot is not locked to another player's private channel.
Why It Belongs in Your Pack
Ender Botany Pots is one of those add-ons that quietly changes how you design farms. It removes the ugliest part of automation, the item transport layer, and replaces it with a channel number. For server owners, the performance gain is real. For solo players, it means compact, lag-free farms that scale without turning your base into a hopper museum. If you already run Botany Pots and Ender Storage, adding this integration is close to a no-brainer.