Overview
Red Tulip is one of the 4 variants of White Tulip: same recipe, same hardness, same drops — only the look differs. The full write-up for the set is on the White Tulip page.
Minecraft classifies Red Tulip as a plant block. It has no crafting recipe — you collect it by mining it where it generates. A hardness of 0 means it is one of the quicker blocks to clear.
No specific tool is required to collect it. Broken correctly, it drops itself. Because it is transparent it does not block light.
A blast resistance of 0 means a single creeper will clear it away. It stacks to 64. You will need it for Red Dye and Suspicious Stew.
About the red set
Properties
With 0 blast resistance Red Tulip goes down to any nearby explosion. It is transparent to light and produces no light. 64 fit in a slot — a full stack. Fire takes to it quickly — encouragement 60, burn 100 — which makes it a poor neighbour for lava or a lit campfire.
- Transparent
- Yes
- Required tool
- Any
- Flammable
- Yes (60/100)
Drops
Mined with any, Red Tulip drops itself.
Used to craft
Red Tulip is an ingredient in 2 recipes, producing Red Dye and Suspicious Stew.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you get Red Tulip in Minecraft?
Mine Red Tulip with any and it drops itself.
What tool do you need to break Red Tulip?
No specific tool is required — Red Tulip can be broken by hand.
Is Red Tulip blast resistant?
Red Tulip has a blast resistance of 0, so an explosion nearby will destroy it.
How many Red Tulip fit in one stack?
Red Tulip stacks to 64, which puts 3,456 of them in a double chest.
The rest of the set
Red Tulip is one of 4. Every other member behaves the same way:
