Apricorns

Apricorns can be found on little trees in every type of Forest biome. The visible apricorn on the tree can be taken by right-clicking the tree. Breaking the apricorn tree will produce a single piece of oak wood. An axe can be used to break apricorn trees faster. Apricorns can be replanted on grass next to any other blocks and grown to harvest more apricorns. Apricorn trees do not require a source of water to grow, unlike Minecraft's other plants, but using a Wailmer Pail or Bone Meal on them will speed up their growth.

Apricorns are used to make Poké Ball discs, and, in order to make discs, the apricorns must be cooked in a furnace. Putting three red cooked apricorns in a row in a crafting bench will make a normal Poké Ball disc. All discs are made with color patterns in a row in a crafting bench. Crafting the different kinds of Poké Ball discs requires combining different colored cooked apricorns in a pattern (e.g., 1 red cooked apricorn in the middle of 2 cooked blue apricorns will produce Great Ball Discs). The discs can then be used with an Anvil and a Hammer to make the corresponding Poké Ball Lid.

The recipes for crafting different Poké Ball Discs is on the Poké Ball Discs page.

Available Apricorns

• Black Apricorns
• White Apricorns
• Pink Apricorns
• Green Apricorns
• Blue Apricorns
• Yellow Apricorns
• Red Apricorns

Biomes

This is a full list of biomes that Apricorns can spawn in:

• Forest
• Forest Hills
• Flower Forest
• Birch Forest
• Birch Forest Hills
• Birch Forest M
• Birch Forest Hills M
• Roofed Forest
• Roofed Forest M
• Taiga
• Taiga Hills
• Taiga M
• Mega Taiga
• Mega Taiga Hills
• Mega Spruce Taiga
• Mega Spruce Taiga Hills
• Cold Taiga
• Cold Taiga Hills
• Cold Taiga M
• Extreme Hills+
• Extreme Hills+ M

Config Settings

"Allow Planting"-If set to false, apricorns cannot be planted.

Gallery

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  An newly planted apricorn

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  Second growth stage of apricorn tree

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  Third growth stage of apricorn tree

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  Fourth growth stage of apricorn tree

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  A Black Apricorn tree in bloom

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  A fully-grown Black Apricorn tree