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Torchflower
Block

Torchflower block in Minecraft

Added in 1.20 Stack size: 64

The Torchflower grows from Torchflower Seeds that a Sniffer digs up, grants Night Vision in stew and gives Orange Dye. Like every small flower, it gives a dye and flavors suspicious stew. All small flowers work the same; the Oxeye Daisy page explains them.

It can be composted: each one has a 85% chance to add a layer to a Composter.

How to craft

This item has no crafting recipe.

How Torchflower connects

3 links · from the 26.3 game data

Effects

Night VisionSuspicious Stew · 5 s

Animals that eat it

Works in

ComposterComposterchance to add a layer85%

Used to craft (2)

Orange DyeOrange DyeSuspicious StewSuspicious Stew

Obtained from

blockpotted torchflower

Tags

#minecraft:bee_attractive#minecraft:bee_food#minecraft:enderman_holdable#minecraft:flowers#minecraft:maintains_farmland#minecraft:replaceable_by_mushrooms#minecraft:replaceable_by_trees#minecraft:small_flowers#minecraft:washed_away_by_fluids

Torchflower · FAQ

How do you get Torchflower in Minecraft?

Mining the block drops it.

What is Torchflower used for in Minecraft?

It is a decorative flower that gives a dye and a suspicious stew effect. It is an ingredient in 2 recipes, made at the Crafting Table; for example Orange Dye and Suspicious Stew. Effects: Night Vision (Suspicious Stew · 5 s). Animals that eat it: Bee.

Can you compost Torchflower?

Yes. Each Torchflower put in a Composter has a 85% 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 Torchflower?

No: when a piston pushes it, it breaks and drops as an item.

Does Torchflower burn?

Yes: fire can spread to it and destroy it.