Flowering Azalea Leaves block in Minecraft
The pink-flowered variant of azalea leaves drops flowering azalea bushes. Leaves form tree crowns, decay once no trunk is nearby, and drop saplings and sticks as they go. All leaves behave the same; the Oak Leaves page explains decay and drops.
It is mined with a hoe and drops Flowering Azalea or Stick. It can be composted: each one has a 50% chance to add a layer to a Composter.
How to craft
This item has no crafting recipe.
How Flowering Azalea Leaves connects
15 links · from the 26.3 game dataAnimals that eat it
BeeWorks in
Composterchance to add a layer50%
Used to craft (1)
Drops when broken
Flowering Azalea
Stick Block states
| distance | 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · 6 · 7 |
|---|---|
| persistent | true · false |
| waterlogged | true · false |
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Flowering Azalea Leaves · FAQ
How do you get Flowering Azalea Leaves in Minecraft?
Broken with Shears or a Silk Touch tool, the block drops itself; otherwise it drops Flowering Azalea and Stick.
What is Flowering Azalea Leaves used for in Minecraft?
They form tree crowns and drop saplings, sticks and sometimes apples. It is an ingredient in one recipe: Leaf Litter. Animals that eat it: Bee.
What tool do you need to mine Flowering Azalea Leaves?
The fastest tool is the hoe.
Can you compost Flowering Azalea Leaves?
Yes. Each Flowering Azalea Leaves put in a Composter has a 50% chance to add a layer (the first layer in an empty Composter always works). After 7 layers the Composter gives Bone Meal.
Can a piston move Flowering Azalea Leaves?
No: when a piston pushes it, it breaks and drops as an item.
Does Flowering Azalea Leaves burn?
Yes: fire can spread to it and destroy it, and lava nearby can set it alight.