Blaze Lily

Quickstart

1. Get seeds — Kill a Strider (15% chance) or a Ghast (10% chance) in the Nether to collect a Blaze Lily Seed (com_blaze_lily_lproptxc:blaze_lily_seed). You can also craft a Blaze Lily block directly at a crafting table (see recipe below), which can serve as a source of seeds when broken.
2. Plant the seed — Place it on any valid surface and wait. The crop grows through three visual stages on random ticks.
3. Harvest when mature — Break the crop at Stage 3 (the full animated lava-and-fire lily). You'll receive one Blaze Lily food item (com_blaze_lily_lproptxc:blaze_lily) and 1–2 seeds back. Breaking earlier stages only returns a single seed.
4. Eat it — Hold the Blaze Lily and use it like any food. It restores 3 hunger bars (6 hunger points) and immediately chains a powerful sequence of effects.

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Overview

Blaze Lily is a fiery Nether-themed crop for Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21.93. It adds a three-stage crop, a consumable food item with a dramatic fire-to-buff effect chain, and a strider-calming interaction. Seeds are rare mob drops, making early plants a meaningful reward from Nether exploration.

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What It Adds

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How To Use

Growing

Plant a Blaze Lily Seed and let it grow through three stages:

• Stage 1 — A small red dot with tiny dark spikes emerging from the ground.
• Stage 2 — A dark lily pad with a small animated flame as the bud.
• Stage 3 (Mature) — A full lily with basalt and obsidian detail, and an animated lava center surrounded by animated fire petals.

Growth advances on random ticks; each tick has a 25% chance to progress the crop by one stage.

Break a mature (Stage 3) crop to receive:

• 1× Blaze Lily food item
• 1 or 2× Blaze Lily Seeds (50/50 chance)

Breaking an immature crop returns only 1× seed with no food.

Eating

Consuming a Blaze Lily triggers this sequence:

1. Immediately: Restores 3 hunger bars (6 hunger points) and sets the player on fire for 10 seconds.
2. After the 10 seconds of fire burn off, the following effects are applied:
   • Regeneration II — 10 seconds
   • Fire Resistance I — 2 minutes
   • Strength I — 15 seconds
   • Speed I — 30 seconds

⚠️ The fire at the start deals real damage unless you already have Fire Resistance. Plan accordingly — or consider it a tradeoff for the strong buff chain that follows.

Feeding to Striders

Hold a Blaze Lily in your main hand and hit a Strider with it. The Lily is consumed and the strider receives:

• Slowness I briefly
• Fire Resistance for 30 seconds

This calms a strider that is suffering on dry land, helping it recover while out of lava.

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Crafting And Obtaining

Crafting

A Blaze Lily block can be crafted at a crafting table using blaze powder and nether materials:

Breaking the resulting block while immature drops a seed; placing and waiting until full maturity before harvesting yields the food item.

Mob Drops (Seeds)

Blaze Lily Seeds can drop from the following mobs when killed:

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Abilities And Mechanics

• Fire Immunity Combo: The initial 10-second fire is painful, but eating the lily while already having Fire Resistance lets you skip the damage and still receive the full buff chain afterward.
• Seed Return: Harvesting a mature crop always gives at least one seed back, so a single plant can sustain itself indefinitely.
• Strider Calming: The Blaze Lily is consumed when used on a strider — one item per use. Stock up before long overworld trips with your strider.
• Growth RNG: Each random tick has a 25% chance to advance the crop stage, so growth time varies naturally.

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Progression And Strategy

• Early Nether: Focus on killing Striders and Ghasts to collect your first seeds. Striders are the safer farm target.
• First Harvest: Protect your first plant. Breaking it immature loses the food reward entirely.
• Combat Use: Eat a Blaze Lily just before a tough fight to bait out the fire damage on your own terms, then enjoy Fire Resistance + Strength + Speed + Regeneration simultaneously.
• Seed Farm: Once you have multiple mature plants, you can sustain a reliable seed surplus for strider feeding on long overworld excursions.