Automated Flower Farm With Storage
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| Category | Crop Farm, Farms, Redstone |
|---|---|
| Theme | flower, Other |
| Author | Tomakraken |
| MC Version | 26.2+126.226.1.2 |
| Format | .litematic |
This automated flower farm features two distinct modules that operate using a shared clock and storage system. To function, the side chests require bone meal, which the farm then utilizes to cultivate flowers. Each module can be independently activated or deactivated.
The farm recycles seeds back into bone meal, which is then directed to the lower storage chests, partially replenishing the consumed resources. For an alternative setup, additional item sorters can be connected to composters to manage unwanted flowers, such as poppies. Remaining flowers are sent to the upper storage chests.
The types of flowers produced are biome-dependent. To gather all varieties, multiple modules will need to be constructed in different biomes. Most flowers are found in flower forests, but it’s recommended to test bone meal application in various areas to identify desired flower outputs. Poppies and dandelions are more common in plains, while orchids are exclusive to swamps. Eyeblossoms are found in pale forests and open at night. Additionally, fungus and Nether plants can be cultivated using wart and crimson nylium in specialized modules, which do not generate seeds.
Materials Required
32 block types · 2,447 blocks · 37×15×25
Before You Build
This build uses 2,447 blocks across 32 block types – about 39 stacks in total, or 2 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 37×25 blocks of ground and stands 15 blocks tall.
What to bring first
Survival or creative?
Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Grass Block.
How to Place It:
Moving parts
It includes Comparator, Dispenser, Dropper, Hopper, Lever, Observer, Redstone Lamp, Redstone Torch, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.