Wilder Flowers FAQ

Wildflowers generate naturally across most biomes during world generation, typically appearing in small clusters on grass blocks. You can find them in plains, forests, meadows, and other vanilla biomes—check areas with natural grass and flowers for the best results.

Use any tool or your hand to break wildflowers, and they'll drop as items you can collect. Unlike some plants, wildflowers don't require specific tools and will always give you the flower item when harvested.

Flower garlands are crafted using wildflowers and clover patches you've collected from the world. Check your crafting recipe in-game for the exact arrangement, as different garland types may use different flower combinations.

Yes, flower garlands can be worn in cosmetic slots (typically the head or offhand slot depending on your mod setup) to display them on your character without taking up armor protection slots.

Once crafted, flower garlands can be placed on blocks like you would place most decorative items. They work well on fences, walls, and other structures to add a natural, festive appearance to your builds.

Wildflowers only generate during initial world creation and don't naturally respawn. If you want a renewable supply, you'll need to create a dedicated wildflower garden or farm using the mod's mechanics.

The mod includes mechanics for creating wildflower gardens in specific conditions—check the guide on creating a wildflower garden for details on setup, biome requirements, and growth conditions.

Clover patches generate similarly to wildflowers across biomes and can be harvested the same way, but they're used for different crafting recipes and decorative purposes. Collect both types to access all garland varieties.

The mod adds minimal performance impact since wildflowers use simple block models and don't require constant updates. Most players experience no noticeable lag, though heavily decorated areas with many placed garlands may have minor effects on older systems.

Yes, Wilder Flowers is designed to work alongside other mods and doesn't conflict with vanilla flower mechanics or most decoration mods. You can combine it with other flora mods for even more variety in your world.