As a child in a military household, Ethan was constantly on the move, traveling from country to country, experiencing a wide variety of cultures and lifestyles. as the first title he's ever played, he enjoys various genres, from platformers and FPSs to RPGs and even visual novels. Senior Game Guides Writer for ScreenRant, Ethan Webb has been writing about video games professionally since 2021 but has been an avid gamer since childhood. However, replacing a Leaf Block with a similar-looking Moss Block will allow a blossom to adhere beneath. As leaves aren't considered solid, Spore Blossoms cannot be placed beneath them. Additionally, Spore Blossoms can only be placed on the bottom side of a solid Minecraft block, including Slabs or the underside of a Stair block. Players who wish to have a large collection of the blossoms will need to venture into multiple cave systems searching for them. Spore Blossoms sadly aren't renewable, meaning they can't be farmed elsewhere and only spawn once within their Lush Cave biomes. Like any typical flower in Minecraft, Spore Blossoms can be harvested by hitting with a tool or one's bare hands. Unfortunately, as exquisite as they are, the Spore Blossom within the current Minecraft update doesn't feature any innate utility outside of being enchanting ceiling decor. The unique blossom emits small green particles from its golden center that either drift slowly towards the ground or float graciously about within a 22-block radius. Introduced during Part 2 of Minecraft's expansive "Caves and Cliffs" update, the Spore Blossom is a large pink flower that hangs from the ceiling of Lush Caves.
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