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Wildflowers generate naturally in [[Minecraft:birch forest]]s, [[Minecraft:old growth birch forest]]s and [[Minecraft:meadow]]s. Naturally generated wildflowers have a random number of flowers. Unlike most other vegetation features, they do not generate in the unused [[Minecraft:Birch Forest Hills|birch forest hills]] and [[Minecraft:Tall Birch Hills|tall birch hills]] biomes. | Wildflowers generate naturally in [[Minecraft:birch forest]]s, [[Minecraft:old growth birch forest]]s and [[Minecraft:meadow]]s. Naturally generated wildflowers have a random number of flowers. Unlike most other vegetation features, they do not generate in the unused [[Minecraft:Birch Forest Hills|birch forest hills]] and [[Minecraft:Tall Birch Hills|tall birch hills]] biomes. | ||
Wildflowers also generate in [[Minecraft:abandoned camp]]s. {{Upcoming}} | |||
{{Block distribution}} | {{Block distribution}} | ||
=== Post-generation === | === Post-generation === | ||
{{See also|Tutorial:Wildflower farming}} | |||
Each time [[Minecraft:bone meal]] is applied to wildflowers, they drop a copy of themselves, similar to [[Minecraft:Flower#Post-generation|tall flower]]s. | Each time [[Minecraft:bone meal]] is applied to wildflowers, they drop a copy of themselves, similar to [[Minecraft:Flower#Post-generation|tall flower]]s. | ||
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=== Mob loot === | === Mob loot === | ||
{{IN|bedrock}}, [[Minecraft:wandering traders]] have a chance of | {{IN|bedrock}}, [[Minecraft:wandering traders]] have a chance of 25% (increased by 1% per level of [[Minecraft:Looting]]) to drop one wildflower when killed while showing the item as trade offer, if the player holds an [[Minecraft:emerald]]. | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
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[[Minecraft:ja:野花]] | [[Minecraft:ja:野花]] | ||
[[Minecraft:ko:들꽃]] | [[Minecraft:ko:들꽃]] | ||
[[Minecraft:lzh:野芳叢]] | |||
[[Minecraft:pl:Polne kwiaty]] | [[Minecraft:pl:Polne kwiaty]] | ||
[[Minecraft:pt:Flores-do-Campo]] | [[Minecraft:pt:Flores-do-Campo]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:22, 6 September 2026
Wildflowers are a thin decorative flower that can be placed four times in the space of one block, similar to Minecraft:pink petals and Minecraft:leaf litter.
Obtaining
Breaking
Wildflowers can be broken instantly with any Minecraft:item or by hand.
Template:Breaking row Wildflowers are also removed and drop as an item if:
- its attachment block is moved, removed, or destroyed.
- Minecraft:water or Minecraft:lava flows into its space.
- a Minecraft:piston tries to push it or moves a block into its space.
- it is placed on a Minecraft:mud block, and that mud block converts to Minecraft:clay.
The amount of wildflower items dropped is equal to how many were present in the block space beforehand (i.e. a wildflower block with 3 placed drops 3 wildflowers when destroyed).
Natural generation
Wildflowers generate naturally in Minecraft:birch forests, Minecraft:old growth birch forests and Minecraft:meadows. Naturally generated wildflowers have a random number of flowers. Unlike most other vegetation features, they do not generate in the unused birch forest hills and tall birch hills biomes.
Wildflowers also generate in Minecraft:abandoned camps. Template:Upcoming Template:Block distribution
Post-generation
Template:See also Each time Minecraft:bone meal is applied to wildflowers, they drop a copy of themselves, similar to tall flowers.
Wildflowers also generate when bone meal is applied to a grass block in birch forests, old growth birch forests and meadows.
Trading
Minecraft:Wandering traders may sell one wildflower for 1 Minecraft:emerald. Template:Trade sources
Mob loot
Template:IN, Minecraft:wandering traders have a chance of 25% (increased by 1% per level of Minecraft:Looting) to drop one wildflower when killed while showing the item as trade offer, if the player holds an Minecraft:emerald.
Usage
Up to four pieces of wildflowers can be placed in a single block space.
Crafting ingredient
Bees
Minecraft:Bees can pollinate wildflowers like other flowers. They can also be bred using wildflowers.
Bee nests
Minecraft:Oak, Minecraft:birch, and Minecraft:cherry trees grown from saplings that are within 2 blocks of wildflowers have a 5% chance to grow with a Minecraft:bee nest containing 2-3 bees.
Composting
Placing wildflowers into a Minecraft:composter has a 30% chance of raising the compost level by 1.
Color
The coloration of the green stems below wildflowers is dependent on the Minecraft:biome they are in. A block always uses the color set to its location, regardless of how it was placed or of its source.
These values are generated by the biome dyeing algorithm. See Biome colors for more information.
Sounds
Template:El: Template:Sound table/Block/Pink petals/JE Template:El: Template:Sound table/Block/Pink petals/BE
Data values
ID
Template:Edition: Template:ID table
Template:BE: Template:ID table2
Block states
History
Development
Java Edition
Bedrock Edition
Issues
Gallery
Concept artwork
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White, pink, purple and light blue flowers in concept art released of the birch forest
Mojang screenshots
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Minecraft:Zuri planting wildflowers
Template:Navbox flower Template:Navbox blocks
Minecraft:de:Wildblumen Minecraft:es:Florecillas silvestres Minecraft:fr:Fleurs sauvages Minecraft:ja:野花 Minecraft:ko:들꽃 Minecraft:lzh:野芳叢 Minecraft:pl:Polne kwiaty Minecraft:pt:Flores-do-Campo Minecraft:ru:Полевые цветы Minecraft:uk:Польові квіти Minecraft:zh:野花簇