Beetroot
Beetroots are a crop and dye ingredient added to Pocket Edition 0.8.0. and in Java Edition 1.9. They are grown like regular crops, and the growing process can be sped up by using Bone Meal on them.
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]
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One of the things one can make out of Beetroot is Beetroot Soup.
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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.
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A garden in Minecraft: Pocket Edition full with Beetroot. (Note the Beetroot Soup in the Player's hand.)
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The icon of Beetroot Seeds.
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The texture of a beetroot before 1.14.
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Beetroots were previously exclusive to the Pocket Edition until Mojang decided to implement it into the Java edition.