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Oxeye Daisy
Utility Blocks

Oxeye Daisy

A white-petaled flower with a yellow center that generates in plains and meadow biomes. It can be placed for decoration or crafted into light gray dye.

Stack Size

64

Durability

N/A

Category

Utility Blocks

Version Added

1.7

Item ID

oxeye_daisy

Oxeye Daisy at a glance

Oxeye Daisy, a block out of natural world generation and bone meal on grass blocks in plains, sits under Utility Blocks. A single slot takes 64 Oxeye Daisy, a hotbar row 576, and 3456 fill a double chest.

Oxeye Daisy is instant to break, which is what a hardness of 0 buys you. It sits between Orange Tulip and Packed Ice in Utility Blocks, number 233 of 340 there.

How to obtain

  • Natural generation
  • Bone meal on grass blocks in plains

Notes

Crafts into 1 light gray dye.

Frequently asked questions about Oxeye Daisy

  1. Oxeye Daisy as it appears in the game, the item this answer is about

    How do you get Oxeye Daisy in Minecraft?

    Oxeye Daisy is obtained through natural world generation, and Oxeye Daisy from bone meal on grass blocks in plains. No amount of crafting produces Oxeye Daisy.

  2. Oxeye Daisy coming forward out of the past, in the game since 1.7

    When was Oxeye Daisy added to Minecraft?

    Oxeye Daisy was added in version 1.7.

  3. 64 Oxeye Daisy drawn together, the full slot the answer counts

    How many Oxeye Daisy can you stack?

    A single slot takes 64 Oxeye Daisy, so 27 shulker slots hold 1,728 and 36 inventory slots hold 2,304. A double chest of Oxeye Daisy comes to 3,456, spread over 54 slots.

  4. Oxeye Daisy on its own, since nothing in the game is crafted from it

    What is Oxeye Daisy used for?

    A white-petaled flower with a yellow center that generates in plains and meadow biomes. It can be placed for decoration or crafted into light gray dye.

Building with it

Oxeye daisies give light gray dye and grow in plains and flower forests. Bone meal on a grass block in those biomes throws up patches of them, so a dye supply is a matter of walking out with a stack of meal rather than farming at all.