Beetroot
Sources[edit | edit source]
Beetroot Seeds are obtained at a 1⁄16 chance by using a Hoe on Grass blocks, or often by destroying a fully-grown beetroot plant. Beetroot can be found in Village farms and in End City chests.
Uses[edit | edit source]
Beetroot seeds are used to grow beetroot plants. They drop about 1-3 beetroots. Beetroots are used to make red Dye, just like Red Mushrooms and Poppies . They can be eaten, although this only restores half a Hunger Point. They can also be made into Beetroot Soup. This restores 3 hunger points. This makes them pretty similar in usage to Mushrooms. Using beetroot on a Composter has a chance to raise its level by 1. Farmer Villagers have a chance to buy beetroot in exchange for Emeralds.
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Beetroot Soup | ||
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Beetroot | Beetroot | Beetroot |
Beetroot | Beetroot | Beetroot |
None | Bowl | None |
Gallery[edit | edit source]
- Beetroot Soup.png
One of the things one can make out of Beetroot is Beetroot Soup.
- Rosered dye.png
Until the 0.9.0 update, the only few ways of obtaining Red Dye was either smelting a Red Mushroom or putting a Beetroot in a Crafting Table.
- Beet garden.jpg
A garden in Minecraft: Pocket Edition full with Beetroot. (Note the Beetroot Soup in the Player's hand.)
- Beetroot seeds.png
The icon of Beetroot Seeds.
- Beetroot.png
The texture of a beetroot before 1.14.
Video[edit | edit source]
- Beetroot - Minecraft Micro Guide
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Beetroots were previously exclusive to the Pocket Edition until Mojang decided to implement it into the Java edition.