Minecraft:Flower Forest

Template:Infobox biome A flower forest is a variant of the Minecraft:forest filled with a much larger variation and frequency of Minecraft:flowers. Minecraft:Rabbits spawn here instead of wolves and Minecraft:bee nests generate much more often.

Generation

Flower forests generate in medium temperature ranges and in the lowest Minecraft:humidity. This means that they are rarer than regular Minecraft:forests and never border them.

They are most commonly bordered by Minecraft:plains and Minecraft:meadow biomes or separated from Minecraft:sunflower plains, which generate in place of a flower forest in high Minecraft:weirdness, by Minecraft:rivers. Generating in all types of terrain, they can either border Minecraft:windswept hills or Minecraft:mountains.

Description

Flower forests have both Minecraft:oak and Minecraft:birch trees. They generate with a wide array of Minecraft:flowers, along with Minecraft:bee nests on 5% of Minecraft:trees.

Minecraft:Abandoned camps sometimes generate in flower forests.

Differences to regular forests

There are some key differences between regular forests and flower forests.

• Flower forests have fewer trees and less Minecraft:grass. Instead, flower forests include a diverse variety of flowers. Minecraft:Leaf litter and Minecraft:bushes are completely absent.
• The vast number of flowers makes this biome variant an excellent source of Minecraft:dyes. The following types of flowers can be generated in flower forests:
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• The following flowers do not generate in flower forests:
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• There is a 10× greater chance of trees generating a Minecraft:bee nest.
• There is also a slight difference in mob spawning:
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Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here:

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Sounds

Music

These music tracks play while the player is in the flower forest:

Data values

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History

Gallery

Screenshots

• An abandoned camp in a flower forest
  An abandoned camp in a flower forest
• The flower gradient of a flower forest biome Template:In
  The flower gradient of a flower forest biome Template:In
• An example of how elevation affects the flower gradient in Java Edition
  An example of how elevation affects the flower gradient in Java Edition
• A flower forest Minecraft:single biome world
  A flower forest Minecraft:single biome world

Historical screenshots

• View of a flower forest, with a Minecraft:village
  View of a flower forest, with a Minecraft:village
• A small flower forest surrounded by many different Minecraft:biomes
  A small flower forest surrounded by many different Minecraft:biomes
• A view of a flower forest
  A view of a flower forest
• A flower forest island in the ocean
  A flower forest island in the ocean
• A flower forest single biome world before Minecraft:1.18
  A flower forest single biome world before Minecraft:1.18
• A flower forest with Minecraft:ray tracing
  A flower forest with Minecraft:ray tracing

Development images

• A flower forest on the side of a mountain
  A flower forest on the side of a mountain
• A flower forest overhang above a lake
  A flower forest overhang above a lake
• A flower forest with few trees
  A flower forest with few trees

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External links

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