Understand Which Plants Get Recolored

Plants That Change

Recolored Plants modifies the appearance of:

• All flower types (tulips, poppies, orchids, lilacs, and others)
• Saplings from all tree types
• Grass blocks and tall grass
• Leaves on trees and foliage
• Underwater plants like kelp and seagrass
• Vines

How Colors Adapt

Each biome has its own grass and foliage color palette. The pack pulls these colors and applies them to plant stems and leaves, creating visual harmony. A desert's tan grass means desert flowers have tan stems. A swamp's dark green means swamp plants appear muted and earthy.

What Stays the Same

Flower petals and seed colors generally remain recognizable so you can still identify plant types. Only the supporting structures—stems, leaves, and grass—shift to match biome tones.

Biome-Specific Examples

Forests show rich, vibrant greens. Badlands display warm oranges and browns. Swamps use dark, desaturated greens. Snowy biomes lighten plant colors. This creates natural-looking vegetation across all terrain types.