In the latest Winter Update of Minecraft, players are introduced to a captivating new flower known as the Eyeblossom. This enchanting bloom is native to the Pale Garden biome, where it flourishes amidst pale grass. Adventurers can easily cultivate these flowers by using bone meal on the grass, resulting in a delightful surprise of Eyeblossoms sprouting forth.
- The Eyeblossoms possess a unique charm, with two distinct types: Closed and Open. While their aesthetic appeal is undeniable, they also serve practical purposes within the game.
- Players can harvest Eyeblossoms by hand, or alternatively, utilize water flow or pistons to collect them efficiently.
- These flowers can be transformed into suspicious stews, vibrant yellow and orange dyes, or composted to produce bone meal.
Where to Find Eyeblossoms in Minecraft
The Eyeblossom is exclusive to the Pale Garden biome, often found nestled near the Dark Forests. For those who may find themselves lost, a detailed guide is available to assist in locating this mystical region.
Upon entering the Pale Garden biome, players will encounter these flowers naturally sprouting on the surface. During daylight, the Closed Eyeblossoms exhibit their grey-colored petals, while at night, they bloom to reveal a striking orange eye at their center, making them easier to spot.
How to Get Eyeblossoms in Minecraft
For those keen on gathering Eyeblossoms, nighttime exploration is recommended, as their bright orange eyes become prominent against the dark backdrop. Players can collect these flowers simply by breaking them with their hands.
Alternatively, for those looking to automate the process, a piston can be strategically placed to harvest the flowers when activated. Additionally, flowing water can effectively break and drop the Eyeblossoms if they are in its path.
Another avenue for acquiring Eyeblossoms is through the Wandering Trader, who occasionally offers Open Eyeblossoms for one emerald each, though Closed Eyeblossoms are not available from this source.
Minecraft Eyeblossoms Uses
Once players have amassed a collection of Eyeblossoms, they can be utilized in various creative ways:
1. Making Suspicious Stews
Crafting suspicious stews with Eyeblossoms is an intriguing endeavor, as the effects remain a mystery until tested. To create these stews, gather common ingredients such as a bowl, a red mushroom, and a brown mushroom. Place the bowl in the leftmost bottom corner, with the red mushroom on top, the brown mushroom to the right, and a Closed Eyeblossom below. A similar recipe can be followed using an Open Eyeblossom instead.
Testing reveals that the stew made from the Closed Eyeblossom induces a Nausea effect, while the Open variety grants a blindness effect.
2. Making Dyes
Both types of Eyeblossoms can be transformed into vibrant dyes. By placing a Closed Eyeblossom on any square of the crafting table, players can create a Gray dye, while an Open Eyeblossom yields an Orange dye. These dyes can then be used to color wool, carpets, beds, banners, and more.
3. Using in the Composter
Eyeblossoms can also be deposited in the Composter, boasting a 65% chance to fill it by one level. This process is essential for generating bone meal, which can be utilized in various farming endeavors or to create a workstation for villagers.
