Coconut Palm Mod FAQ

Coconut palms spawn naturally in the two new warm biomes added by the mod: Tropical Beach and Coconut Palm Forest. They also generate along warm coastlines in standard beach biomes. Look for tall trees with palm fronds near sandy shores in warm regions.

Harvest a ripe brown coconut from a wild tree, then plant it directly onto sand or dirt blocks. The coconut will sprout into a new palm tree over time. You can plant multiple coconuts to start a farm.

Green coconuts (unripe) can be eaten immediately as a quick food source. Brown ripe coconuts are better for planting new trees, but you can also process them into sliced coconut and other food items for better nutrition.

Green coconuts are the early stage of growth and can be eaten for hunger restoration. Brown ripe coconuts are the final stage and are ideal for planting to grow new trees or processing into crafting materials like coconut fiber and sliced coconut.

Chop down coconut palm trees to collect coconut logs, then craft them into coconut wood planks using a crafting table. From there you can make all the standard wood variants like stairs, slabs, doors, and fences.

Coconut leaves don't drop saplings like normal trees—instead they drop individual coconut leaves. You can craft these leaves into thatch roofing blocks with custom corner textures for a tropical aesthetic.

Craft a coconut boat using coconut wood planks in the same boat recipe pattern as regular wood. You can also make chest boats to carry items while traveling across water.

Processing ripe coconuts yields sliced coconut (food), coconut shells, and coconut fiber. Coconut fiber can be further crafted into woven fiber blocks and carpets for building and decoration.

Yes, the three hibiscus flower colors (magenta, pink, and orange) that spawn in tropical biomes can be converted into dyes matching their colors for use in crafting and wool dyeing.

Coconut palms spawn primarily in the two new tropical biomes and along warm coastlines. They won't appear in cold, snowy, or standard temperate biomes, so you'll need to travel to warm regions to find them naturally.