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If you’ve ever wandered through a swamp at night inMinecraftand noticed tiny glowing specks dancing in the air, you’ve likely stumbled upon a Firefly Bush. These unassuming plants bring a touch of natural magic to the game, lighting up the dark with their soft glow.
But beyond their beauty, they have some interesting mechanics that make them more than just decoration. If you’re hoping to create an enchanting nighttime garden or just wondering why a bush is suddenly playing ambient sounds, understanding how Firefly Bushes work can add a whole new layer to your world-building. Before you start hunting them down or trying to grow more, here’s everything you need to know about these flickering flora.
What Is A Firefly Bush?
The Firefly Bush is a plant known for thesoft glow of firefliesit attracts at night. This visual feature makes it a fun addition to any build, especially if you’re looking to create atmospheric outdoor environments.
Where To Find Firefly Bushes
Firefly Bushes naturally generate in specific biomes,always near bodies of water.You can find them inSwamps, Mangrove Swamps, Badlands, andalong the edges of Rivers. Their most notable characteristic appears at night when small glowing firefly particles emerge around them, making them easier to spot in the dark.
This subtle glow provides a light level of two, which isn’t enough to deter hostile mobs but adds to the ambiance of their surroundings.
How To Grow Firefly Bushes
If you want to cultivate more Firefly Bushes,you may use Bone Meal on an existing one. When applied, a new Firefly Bush will sprout in an adjacent space, provided the terrain allows it. While they can be placed manually, their natural reproduction makes them a renewable resource if you’re looking to populate your world with these glowing plants.
Additionally, Firefly Bushes have a special property when placed in the right conditions. If it is nighttime, and they are not blocked from above by a solid block (except for leaves), they may occasionally play ambient sounds.
