

Lily of the Valley
Lily of the Valley is a block in Minecraft. It can be mined and collected. It is used to make Suspicious Stew and White Dye.
Lily of the Valley is a flower found in forests, flower forests, birch forests, and dark forests and can be used to craft white dye. Lilies of the Valley can be mined instantly with any tool and drop themselves when broken. They generate naturally on grass and dirt blocks and appear in flower forests as part of the flower gradient system.
In Java Edition, applying bone meal to a grass block in a flower forest has a chance to generate Lilies of the Valley. In Bedrock Edition, bone meal can also be applied to a Lily of the Valley to spread more nearby.
Lilies of the Valley can be used to craft Suspicious Stew, which grants a Poison effect when consumed. They can also be placed in flower pots for decoration. Bees pollinate Lilies of the Valley, increasing the honey level in beehives and nests. Additionally, oak, birch, and cherry trees grown near Lilies of the Valley have a 5% chance to spawn with a bee nest containing bees. Lilies of the Valley can be composted with a 65% chance to increase the compost level. They are sometimes sold by wandering traders for one emerald.
What can you craft with Lily of the Valley?
Used In
Lily of the Valley is used as an ingredient to craft 2 different items.
1× Brown Mushroom + 1× Red Mushroom + 1× Bowl + 1× Lily of the Valley = 1 Suspicious Stew

Which villagers trade Lily of the Valley?
Lily of the Valley FAQ
Quick answers
Lily of the Valley can be obtained by trading with villagers.
Lily of the Valley is used to craft Suspicious Stew and White Dye.



