White Tulip
White Tulip is a white flower of plains and flower forests that yields light gray dye, not white dye despite its color.
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Description
White Tulip generates naturally in plains, sunflower plains, and flower forest biomes. It belongs to the same group of four tulip variants as red, orange, and pink tulips, all sharing the identical closed cup-shaped blossom silhouette. The white tulip has the palest coloring of the group.
A common point of confusion: the white tulip produces light gray dye, not white dye, when placed in a crafting grid. White dye in Minecraft is obtained from bone meal or lily of the valley, not from this flower. Light gray dye shares this source with azure bluet, oxeye daisy, and lily of the valley. It can recolor wool, terracotta, concrete powder, glass, shulker boxes, and other dyeable items.
Like other small flowers, white tulip can be combined with a bowl and sugar in the crafting table to produce suspicious stew; the effect applied is weakness. Bone meal applied to a planted flower on grass spreads more flowers in the surrounding area. Bees can pollinate this flower during foraging flights. The item can also be placed in a composter.
A common point of confusion: the white tulip produces light gray dye, not white dye, when placed in a crafting grid. White dye in Minecraft is obtained from bone meal or lily of the valley, not from this flower. Light gray dye shares this source with azure bluet, oxeye daisy, and lily of the valley. It can recolor wool, terracotta, concrete powder, glass, shulker boxes, and other dyeable items.
Like other small flowers, white tulip can be combined with a bowl and sugar in the crafting table to produce suspicious stew; the effect applied is weakness. Bone meal applied to a planted flower on grass spreads more flowers in the surrounding area. Bees can pollinate this flower during foraging flights. The item can also be placed in a composter.
Used in crafts
- Light Gray Dye
