
Minecraft has unveiled an exciting new feature in its latest Snapshot that enriches the game’s botanical diversity. Following the introduction of Eyeblossoms and Wildflowers, Mojang has now included charming pink Cactus flowers. These flowers are not only biome-specific but also depend on certain growth conditions. Let’s explore the fascinating details surrounding Cactus flowers in Minecraft!
Note: This feature is currently available in beta testing within Minecraft Snapshot 25W06A. We will provide updates on this page once Mojang releases a stable version.
Locating Cactus Flowers in Minecraft
You can discover Cactus flowers in four distinct biomes: Deserts, Badlands, Eroded Badlands, and Wooded Badlands. These flowers will appear on Cactuses, and their occurrence is influenced by the height of the cactus plant.
The chance of Cactus flowers spawning is as follows:
- Cacti that are 1-2 blocks tall have a 10% chance of producing flowers.
- Cacti that reach 3 blocks in height have a 25% chance of flowering.
Importantly, flowers will only grow if there are no obstructing blocks on any of the sides of the Cactus.

Similar to other flowers in Minecraft, you can collect Cactus flowers by breaking them with your hand or any tool. When harvesting, flowers will fall off the Cactus blocks as well. To automate flower collection, consider using a piston, observer, and building blocks for a Cactus flower farm. However, keep in mind that Cactus flowers cannot be multiplied using bone meal.
Once harvested, you can place the Cactus flowers on any block that provides central support, such as building blocks, copper rods, end rods, anvils, and vases.
Utilizing Cactus Flowers in Minecraft

One of the primary uses for Cactus flowers is in dye-making. By placing a Cactus flower on a crafting table, players can produce a vibrant pink dye.

Incorporating Cactus flowers near your base not only beautifies your environment but also attracts bees. While bees are drawn to the flowers, it’s worth noting that they can sustain damage from the surrounding prickly cacti. Players can also bolster bee growth by feeding a Cactus flower to a baby bee.

Finally, Cactus flowers can be composted in Minecraft. When added to a composter, there’s a 30% chance that one layer will fill up, giving you the potential to create 2-3 bone meals from a full stack of these flowers.
That’s a comprehensive overview of Cactus flowers in Minecraft! What are your thoughts on this latest addition to the game, as well as other features introduced in the current snapshot, like the Chicken variants? We’d love to hear your feedback in the comments below!
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