Minecraft:Crimson Fungus

Template:Infobox block A crimson fungus is a mushroom-like block that generates in Minecraft:the Nether.

Obtaining

Breaking

A crimson fungus can be mined instantly and always drops itself. Mining a Minecraft:flower pot containing a crimson fungus drops both items separately. Template:Breaking row

Natural generation

Crimson Fungi naturally generate in the Minecraft:crimson forest and Minecraft:warped forest biomes, with crimson fungus most commonly generating in its respective biome, the crimson forest and less frequently in the other, the warped forest.

Mob loot

An Minecraft:enderman holding a crimson fungus drops the fungus upon death.

Post-generation

Applying Minecraft:bone meal to Minecraft:nylium causes crimson fungi to appear nearby, similar to Minecraft:flowers on Minecraft:grass blocks. While crimson fungi and other Nether vegetation can generate this way, they are more likely to be the same type as the nylium.

Usage

Placement

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All of the blocks that crimson fungi can be placed on.

Crimson fungi may be placed on Minecraft:grass blocks, Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:coarse dirt, Minecraft:podzol, Minecraft:farmland, Minecraft:rooted dirt, Minecraft:moss blocks, Minecraft:nylium, Minecraft:mycelium, Minecraft:soul soil, Minecraft:mud and Minecraft:muddy mangrove roots. Attempting to place it on any other block fails. Crimson fungi requires a solid block underneath it, and pops off and drops itself if it is no longer supported.

Crimson fungi can also be placed in Minecraft:flower pots.

Growth

When Minecraft:bone meal is Template:Ctrl on a crimson fungus that is planted on Minecraft:crimson nylium, it has a 40% chance to grow into its tall equivalent (similar to Minecraft:saplings and Minecraft:mushrooms). Crimson fungi grow into Minecraft:huge crimson fungi. The stem, Minecraft:shroomlight, or Minecraft:wart blocks may replace certain blocks including Minecraft:slabs and Minecraft:torches.

Breeding

Crimson fungus can be used to breed Minecraft:hoglins and keep them from despawning, but feeding hoglins does not stop them from attacking the player.

Composting

Placing a crimson fungus into a Minecraft:composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1.

Data values

ID

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History

See also

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