Minecraft:Lilac

Template:Infobox block A lilac is a tall Minecraft:flower that can be crafted into Minecraft:magenta dye.

Obtaining

Breaking

A lilac can be broken instantly with any item or by hand, dropping itself.

A lilac also breaks if Minecraft:water or Minecraft:lava runs it over, if a Minecraft:piston extends or pushes a block or its head into it, or if the block under the plant is moved or destroyed. Template:Breaking row

Natural generation

Lilacs generate naturally on Minecraft:dirt and Minecraft:grass blocks in the biomes Minecraft:forest, Minecraft:flower forest, Minecraft:birch forest, Minecraft:old growth birch forest, and Minecraft:dark forest biomes as part of Minecraft:vegetation features.

Post-generation

When Minecraft:bone meal is applied to a lilac, the flower duplicates.

Usage

Like other flowers, lilacs can be used as decoration and planted on Minecraft:grass blocks, Minecraft:dirt, Minecraft:coarse dirt, Minecraft:rooted dirt, Minecraft:farmland, Minecraft:podzol, Minecraft:mycelium, Minecraft:moss blocks, Minecraft:mud, or Minecraft:muddy mangrove roots. Like other tall flowers, lilacs cannot be placed inside Minecraft:flower pots.

Bees

Minecraft:Bees engage in a pollinating behavior with lilacs, increasing the honey level in Minecraft:beehives and Minecraft:bee nests by 1.

Breeding

Lilacs can be used to Minecraft:breed, grow, and lead Minecraft:bees.

Bee nests

Minecraft:Oak, Minecraft:birch, and Minecraft:cherry trees grown from Minecraft:saplings that are within 2 blocks of a lilac have a 5% chance to grow with a Minecraft:bee nest and 2-3 Minecraft:bees in it.

Composting

Placing a lilac into a Minecraft:composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1. A stack of lilacs yields an average of 5.94 Minecraft:bone meal.

Data values

ID

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Block states

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History

Minecraft Education

• First image of sunflowers and lilacs.
  First image of sunflowers and lilacs.

Trivia

• In real life, a lilac is any member of the Syringa genus of flowering plants.

Gallery

Screenshots

• Lilacs growing in a forest.
  Lilacs growing in a forest.

External links

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