A chorus plant is a plant-like feature that generates in the highlands of the outer End islands.
Generation
Chorus plants generate on the outer islands of the End, in End highlands. They are formed in tall, coral-like patterns. They are the only source of chorus fruit and chorus flowers. The player can grow a new chorus plant by planting such a flower on a block of End stone.
Construction
Chorus plants consist of chorus plant blocks and chorus flowers. A chorus flower generates at the top of each branch. A branch stops growing when the chorus flower on the branch reaches age 5, but it can be harvested and replanted to reset the age. Plant heights range between 5 and 22 blocks, although most stop growing before they reach 16 blocks tall.
Data values
ID
Java Edition:
| Feature type | Identifier |
|---|
[No displayed name] | chorus_plant |
| Configured feature | Identifier |
|---|
[No displayed name] | chorus_plant |
Bedrock Edition:
Hardcoded in the End generator. Not a feature.
Config
Java Edition:
- [NBT Compound / JSON Object] config: Empty
An example
{
"type": "minecraft:chorus_plant",
"config": {}
}
History
Reveal
Java Edition
|
| 1.9 | 15w31a |
Added chorus plants. |
|---|
| pre1 |
Chorus plants at the top of the world no longer try to grow anymore. |
|---|
Bedrock Edition
Legacy Console Edition
New Nintendo 3DS Edition
Issues
Issues relating to "Chorus Plant" are maintained on the bug tracker. Issues should be reported and viewed there.
Trivia
- The smallest possible fully-grown chorus plant (assuming the growth is not obstructed) would have 5 chorus plant blocks.
- According to Jeb in the Ask Mojang midsummer special with Jeb, the chorus plant got its name from the soft sound it was supposed to make when it grew. He stated it was not supposed to actually sound like a chorus, but the idea of a forest of chorus plants created a choir together.
- Dinnerbone took inspiration for chorus plants from real-life banana plants, which need to be replanted each time they bear fruit.[1]
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