Flower Pot

A flower pot is a decorative block that allows saplings, mushrooms, flowers, cacti, ferns and dead bushes to be placed in it. Plants that cannot be placed in a pot are: normal tall grass, wheat, vines, lily pads, pumpkins, melons, nether wart, sugar canes, potatoes and carrots. If the block beneath a flower pot is removed/moved, it will break and drop itself and the plant it contains/contained.

Flower pots can be placed on upside-down slabs and upside-down stairs. They can not be placed on normal slabs and stairs. When aiming at the side of a transparent block behind or above a crafting table the pot will not be placed on said block but on top of the crafting table instead. The same method works for furnaces and dispensers, but not for fences, cauldrons or chests. The flower pot is 3/8 block high and can be stepped on. It is not possible to walk from the top of a flower pot onto a full sized block without jumping. Despite appearing to have Dirt in them, they do not require Dirt to craft.

Trivia

 * The flower pot is based on a suggestion from Reddit, like the Ender chest and item frame.
 * Despite having soil in the display, crafting the flower pot does not require dirt.
 * When placed in a flower pot, cacti will not harm the player or destroy items.
 * Flower Pots break falling sand and gravel blocks, much like torches.
 * Like Cake, Flower pot has circular shape when viewed in the inventory, but has a square shape when placed.
 * You can find naturally occurring Flower Pots in Swamp Huts, containing red mushrooms.
 * Saplings will not grow in flower pots.
 * Despite having soil in the display, cacti is planted on dirt.

Bugs
* While using the command "/give 140", the game will give you a strange flower pot version, that is the "Block", non the "Item". This "block" has the texture from terrain.png as icon. This is not a bug, 140 is the block ID required for internal function, 390 is the item ID which is meant to be used.