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Potted Crimson Roots in Minecraft | MinecraftBible
Potted Crimson Roots is a block in Minecraft 1.21.4, dropping Flower Pot.
What is Potted Crimson Roots?
Potted Crimson Roots is a Minecraft block classified under the default material group. It has a hardness of 0 and a blast resistance of 0. It stacks up to 64 per inventory slot. It is a transparent block, meaning it doesn't fully block light or vision. Potted Crimson Roots does not emit light. Potted Crimson Roots filters 0 levels of light passing through it, even though it is technically transparent.
Namespaced identifier: minecraft:potted_crimson_roots. Command: /give @p minecraft:potted_crimson_roots 1.
Potted Crimson Roots drops
When broken, Potted Crimson Roots drops:
Silk Touch preserves the block itself; Fortune increases quantity of ore-style drops but has no effect on ordinary blocks.
Block tags & properties
- Transparent
- Hand-Mineable
Potted Crimson Roots technical properties
- Waterloggable: Yes
- Flammable: No
- Burns from lava: No
- Renewable: Yes
- Emits light: No (luminance 0)
Values sourced from Minecraft Wiki: Flower Pot (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). Verified for Java Edition 1.21.4.
Technical properties
- Namespaced ID: minecraft:potted_crimson_roots
- Material family: default
- Hardness: 0
- Blast resistance: 0
- Stack size: 64
- Transparent: Yes
- Blocks light: 0
- Emits light: 0
- Diggable: Yes
- Craftable: No
- /give command: /give @p minecraft:potted_crimson_roots 1
Overview
Potted Crimson Roots is a block in Minecraft 1.21.4. This page covers mining requirements, real drop data, and crafting relevance.
Step-by-step walkthrough
- Potted Crimson Roots can be broken by hand or with any tool, though using a tool is usually faster.
- With the correct tool this takes about 0s to break (unenchanted); by hand it's roughly 0s.
- Potted Crimson Roots is transparent, so light passes through and adjacent blocks won't be shaded by it.
Pro tips
- Use /give @p minecraft:potted_crimson_roots 1 in creative mode to prototype builds before committing resources.
- No special tool is required, so hand-mining is a valid fallback in an emergency.
Difficulty and time commitment
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated time per run: 1-5 min
Frequently Asked Questions
What tool do I need to mine Potted Crimson Roots?
Potted Crimson Roots can be broken by hand or with any tool - no specific tool tier is required.
What does Potted Crimson Roots drop when mined?
Breaking Potted Crimson Roots drops Flower Pot, Crimson Roots.
How hard is Potted Crimson Roots to mine?
Potted Crimson Roots has a hardness value of 0. That works out to roughly 0s with the correct tool or 0s by hand (unenchanted, no Haste/Mining Fatigue).
What is the internal Minecraft ID for Potted Crimson Roots?
The namespaced ID is minecraft:potted_crimson_roots, usable with /setblock, /fill, and /give.