Red Tulip
Red Tulip is a naturally spawning decorative flower used to craft red dye and add Weakness to Suspicious Stew.
Description
Java & Bedrock Guide
How to get and use Red Tulip in Minecraft
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Find Red Tulip in the wild
Explore Plains, Sunflower Plains, Flower Forest, or Meadow biomes, where Red Tulip grows in patches on grass blocks.
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Harvest the flower
Break Red Tulip by hand or with any tool; it drops itself instantly and never requires a specific item.
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Farm more with bone meal
Use bone meal on a grass block inside a flower biome to spawn extra Red Tulip and other flowers nearby.
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Decorate or pot it
Place Red Tulip on grass, dirt, podzol, or farmland, or put it in a flower pot for an indoor display.
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Craft red dye
Put a single Red Tulip in the crafting grid to produce one red dye for wool, banners, and candles.
Combining a Red Tulip with a bowl, red mushroom, and brown mushroom makes Suspicious Stew that applies Weakness for 9 seconds.
Used in crafts
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
Can you craft a Red Tulip?
No. Red Tulip cannot be crafted; you obtain it by gathering it in Plains and Meadow biomes or by using bone meal on grass blocks there.
What is Red Tulip used for?
Red Tulip crafts into one red dye, works in Suspicious Stew for the Weakness effect, and decorates pots and gardens.
Where does Red Tulip spawn?
Red Tulip generates naturally in Plains, Sunflower Plains, Flower Forest, and Meadow biomes.
Does Red Tulip work in both Java and Bedrock?
Yes. Red Tulip behaves the same in Java Edition and Bedrock Edition, dropping itself when broken.
How do you make red dye from Red Tulip?
Place one Red Tulip anywhere in the crafting grid to get one red dye.
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