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Red Tulip
Utility Blocks

Red Tulip

The Red Tulip is a red variety of tulip, a small flower that grows in plains and flower forest biomes. It can be placed in a flower pot and crafted into red dye.

Stack Size

64

Durability

N/A

Category

Utility Blocks

Version Added

1.7

Item ID

red_tulip

Red Tulip at a glance

Minecraft files Red Tulip under Utility Blocks: a block you get from found growing in plains and flower forest biomes and bone meal on grass blocks in flower forests. 64 Red Tulip fit in a slot, 576 across the hotbar, 3456 in a double chest.

Nothing slows you down on Red Tulip; it is a zero-hardness block. It sits between Red Stained Glass and Red Wool in Utility Blocks, number 271 of 340 there.

How to obtain

  • Found growing in plains and flower forest biomes
  • Bone meal on grass blocks in flower forests

Notes

Crafting one red tulip yields 1 red dye.

Frequently asked questions about Red Tulip

  1. Found growing in plains and flower forest biomes leading to Red Tulip, the way this answer says Red Tulip arrives

    How do you get Red Tulip in Minecraft?

    Red Tulip is obtained through found growing in plains and flower forest biomes, and Red Tulip from bone meal on grass blocks in flower forests. Look for Red Tulip rather than build it; the game gives no recipe.

  2. Red Tulip on its own, since nothing in the game is crafted from it

    What is Red Tulip used for?

    The Red Tulip is a red variety of tulip, a small flower that grows in plains and flower forest biomes. It can be placed in a flower pot and crafted into red dye.

  3. 64 Red Tulip drawn together, the full slot the answer counts

    How many Red Tulip can you stack?

    64 Red Tulip in a slot, a double chest 3,456, and your own 36 inventory slots 2,304. A shulker box of Red Tulip comes to 1,728, over 27 slots.

  4. Red Tulip coming forward out of the past, in the game since 1.7

    When was Red Tulip added to Minecraft?

    Red Tulip was added in version 1.7.

Building with it

Red tulips give red dye, the same as poppies and beetroot, but they grow in the tulip patches of flower forests where all four colours appear together. For a builder that mix matters more than the dye, since a mixed tulip bed reads as a real garden.