Minecraft flower generator
About the flower generator
The flower generator grows giant Minecraft flowers in 3D from 30 species, their petals built as curved surfaces rather than flat blocks: classics such as the rose, tulip and sunflower, bells and clusters from bluebell to wisteria, the lotus and water lily, carnivorous plants from the Venus flytrap to the sundew, the rafflesia and the dandelion clock, and fantasy blooms. Each one is shaded along a colour gradient, its edges cut into slabs and stairs, then downloaded as a schematic.
It runs in your browser, with no account and nothing to install.
How to use it
- Pick a species in the list on the left.
- Choose a size, from XS to 4XL, and a colourway: the species' own colours, one of 12 hues on its petals (or a carnivore's trap), or a mood (Glow, Crystal, Dark or Golden) that restyles the stem, leaves and centre too.
- Change the seed for another flower of the same species, or turn on Variants to see nine seeds side by side. Player puts a Minecraft player beside it for scale.
- Open the settings to reshape it: stem, petals, centre and leaves, a carnivore's traps, pitchers or tentacles, the colour gradient with its rim and veins, and the slabs and stairs along the edges.
- Download this flower as a .schem, or add it to the pack and fill the pack with more.
What you download
This flower: one Sponge schematic (.schem) whose paste point is the foot of the stem. The pack: up to 120 flowers as a zip with a folder per species, ready for a schematic brush. The plot: every flower of the pack on a grass plinth, one row per species, in a single schematic; a water flower sits in its own pool.
Save the pack as a file to open it again later. A species you change and save stays in this browser, under Your species.
How do I paste a flower in Minecraft?
With WorldEdit, put the .schem in plugins/WorldEdit/schematics on a server or config/worldedit/schematics in single player (FastAsyncWorldEdit: plugins/FastAsyncWorldEdit/schematics), then run //schem load <name> and //paste -a. The -a leaves out the air round the flower. Axiom imports the file as a blueprint.
Which Minecraft versions does it work with?
Java Edition. Pick your server version in the sidebar: the schematic is written for it, and if a model uses a block your version does not have yet, the studio names it before you download.
How do I build a garden of giant flowers?
Fill the pack with a few species at two or three sizes and several seeds, so no two flowers match, then paste them with a schematic brush. The guide to giant flowers and gardens covers the layout.