
Red Mushroom
The Red Mushroom is a small fungus that spreads in low-light conditions and can be grown into a huge red mushroom. It is used in mushroom stew and suspicious stew.
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Overview
Red Mushroom is a block in the Utility Blocks category of Minecraft, obtained through Found in dark areas, swamps, mushroom fields and the Nether and Bone meal on a red mushroom to grow a huge mushroom. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Red Mushroom. This item was added to the game in the early Alpha development period.
In this database, Red Mushroom sits alongside 339 other Utility Blocks entries, each with its own page. Because it stacks to 64, a single chest of Red Mushroom stores up to 1,728 of them and a double chest holds 3,456, which matters when gathering enough for large builds. Red Mushroom additionally serves as a crafting ingredient for Mushroom Stew and Suspicious Stew.
Used to Craft
Red Mushroom is a crafting ingredient for 2 other items in Minecraft. Each one links to its own recipe and details page.
How to Obtain
- Found in dark areas, swamps, mushroom fields and the Nether
- Bone meal on a red mushroom to grow a huge mushroom
Notes
Can be planted and grown into a huge red mushroom with bone meal. Combined with a brown mushroom and a bowl to make mushroom stew.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Red Mushroom in Minecraft?
Red Mushroom is obtained through Found in dark areas, swamps, mushroom fields and the Nether and Bone meal on a red mushroom to grow a huge mushroom. It does not have a player crafting recipe.
What is Red Mushroom used for?
Red Mushroom is a crafting ingredient used to make Mushroom Stew and Suspicious Stew.
How many Red Mushroom can you stack?
Red Mushroom stacks up to 64 per inventory slot, so a full stack is 64 and a double chest holds 3,456 of them.
Can Red Mushroom be enchanted?
No. Red Mushroom cannot be enchanted in vanilla Minecraft.
When was Red Mushroom added to Minecraft?
Red Mushroom was added in the early Alpha development period and remains part of the Utility Blocks category in the current 1.21 release.