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Azalea tree

• Tree
• Azalea
• Flowering Azalea

Biomes

Lush Caves

Grows on

• Dirt
• Grass Block

Can generate in existing chunks?

Yes

Consists of

• Oak Log
• Azalea Leaves
• Flowering Azalea Leaves
• Rooted Dirt
• Hanging Roots

An azalea tree is a rare tree that can generate above a lush cave biome, marking the biome's presence above ground. They extend their roots underground into the cave beneath.

Contents

• 1 Generation
• 2 Growth
• 3 Blocks and items
• 4 Planting
• 5 History
• 6 Issues
• 7 Gallery
• 8 References

Generation[]

Azalea trees generate on any empty space above a lush cave, including in biomes that are not grassy or underground.[1] Their roots consist of rooted dirt and hanging roots that reach all the way down to the lush cave at cavern systems such as ravines and abandoned mineshafts. The trees appear most commonly at the surface, but they can also generate inside caves given that there is enough room.

Growth[]

Using bone meal on an azalea or flowering azalea eventually grows an azalea tree, replacing the block below where the azalea was grown with a single rooted dirt. It does not need to be over a lush caves biome, instead working in any biome like saplings.

Blocks and items[]

These items can be obtained from azalea trees:

• Azalea Leaves (harvested with shears)
• Flowering Azalea Leaves (harvested with shears)
• Azalea (from azalea leaves)
• Flowering Azalea (from flowering azalea leaves)
• Oak Log (harvested with any tool, including hands)
• Oak Planks (created from a log in the inventory crafting grid)
• Stripped Oak Log (created by using an axe on a log)
• Rooted Dirt (harvested with any tool, including hands)
• Hanging Roots (harvested with shears)

Planting[]

Azaleas can be planted on:

• Dirt
• Grass Block
• Coarse Dirt
• Podzol
• Mycelium
• Rooted Dirt
• Moss Block
• Farmland
• Mud

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History[]

October 3, 2020					Azalea trees were seen at Minecraft Live 2020.
Java Edition
1.17		21w10a			Added azalea trees.
					Azalea trees generate above lush caves.
		21w16a			Applying bone meal to azalea and flowering azalea now produces azalea trees, matching Bedrock Edition.
1.18		Experimental Snapshot 1			Azalea trees now generate naturally in default worlds, due to lush caves generating naturally.
		Pre-release 7			Azalea trees no longer generate underwater.[2]
Bedrock Edition
1.16.220		beta 1.16.220.52			Added azalea trees.
					Azalea trees generate above lush caves.
1.17.0		beta 1.16.230.54			Applying bone meal to azalea and flowering azalea now produces azalea trees.
		beta 1.17.0.50			Azalea trees now naturally generate along with lush caves.

Issues[]

Issues relating to "Azalea tree" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.

Gallery[]

• Azalea trees as seen in Minecraft Live 2020. This no longer occurs naturally, due to lush caves being unable to generate beneath plains biomes.
• An azalea tree that was generated underwater in Bedrock Edition.
• Azalea trees on the surface, indicating the location of the lush caves.
• An azalea tree in a desert. A jungle and a warm ocean are in the background.
• Azalea tree next to 2 oak trees.
• An azalea tree in an old growth taiga.
• An azalea tree in a mushroom fields biome.

References[]

1. ↑ MC-238499 — "Azalea trees can generate in any (surface) biome" — resolved as "Works As Intended".
2. ↑ MC-218592

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