Oxeye Daisy
Oxeye Daisy is a white-petaled flower of plains and meadows that yields light gray dye.
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Description
Oxeye Daisy grows naturally in plains, sunflower plains, and meadow biomes. It has a classic daisy appearance with white petals radiating from a yellow center, making it visually larger than most other small flowers. The plant occupies a single block.
Breaking the block yields one item. Crafting one oxeye daisy anywhere in a crafting grid produces one light gray dye. Light gray dye can recolor wool, terracotta, concrete powder, glass, shulker boxes, and other dyeable blocks. Other flowers that also yield light gray dye include azure bluet, white tulip, and lily of the valley.
Oxeye daisy can be combined with a bowl and sugar to create suspicious stew granting the regeneration effect briefly. Applying bone meal to the planted flower on grass causes the flower to spread, generating additional specimens nearby. Bees visit it during foraging and collect pollen, contributing to honey production in nearby hives. The item can be placed in a composter for composting progress.
Breaking the block yields one item. Crafting one oxeye daisy anywhere in a crafting grid produces one light gray dye. Light gray dye can recolor wool, terracotta, concrete powder, glass, shulker boxes, and other dyeable blocks. Other flowers that also yield light gray dye include azure bluet, white tulip, and lily of the valley.
Oxeye daisy can be combined with a bowl and sugar to create suspicious stew granting the regeneration effect briefly. Applying bone meal to the planted flower on grass causes the flower to spread, generating additional specimens nearby. Bees visit it during foraging and collect pollen, contributing to honey production in nearby hives. The item can be placed in a composter for composting progress.
Used in crafts
- Light Gray Dye
