> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sefiraat.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sefiraat.dev/cultivation/plants.md).

# Plants

Plants are of two types, Primal and Cultivation.

Primal plants are the basic plants that are only used for breeding and do not drop anything.

Cultivation plants are not only used for [breeding](/cultivation/overview/crop-breeding.md), but they also are harvestable for various drops.

Cross breeding plants give different plants.

Out of all the primal plants, Wealth and Spectrum must be obtained by breeding, and others are dropped from various mobs (refer your Slimefun guide).

<table data-full-width="false"><thead><tr><th>Primal </th><th>Source</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Darkness</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Light</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Earth</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Water</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Fire</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Air</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Power</td><td>Mob drops</td></tr><tr><td>Wealth</td><td>Breeding Villager, Villager</td></tr><tr><td>Spectrum</td><td>Breeding Darkness, Light</td></tr></tbody></table>

| Cultivation     | Parent plants           |
| --------------- | ----------------------- |
| Dirt            | Earth, Water            |
| Grass           | Dirt, Water             |
| Flowering       | Grass, Water            |
| Vine            | Dirt, Flower            |
| Sand            | Dirt, Earth             |
| Red sand        | Sand, Earth             |
| Moss            | Grass, Cobblestone      |
| Sapling         | Dirt, Light             |
| Mushroom        | Flower, Slime           |
| Wither Rose     | Flower, Wither          |
| Dark Flora      | Vine, Netherrack        |
| Glowing Vine    | Vine, Light             |
| Dim Lit         | Frog, Light             |
| Cow             | Grass, Light            |
| Chicken         | Air, Light              |
| Fish            | Water, Light            |
| Turtle          | Chicken, Water          |
| Villager        | Zombie, Light           |
| Rabbit          | Chicken, Earth          |
| Sheep           | Cow, Chicken            |
| Pig             | Cow, Sheep              |
| Bee             | Cow, Sheep              |
| Squid           | Fish, Cow               |
| Glow Squid      | Squid, Light            |
| Frog            | Squid, Bee              |
| Goat            | Sheep, Power            |
| Rainbow         | Spectrum, Spectrum      |
| Waxy            | Rainbow, Bee            |
| Woolly          | Rainbow, Sheep          |
| Terra           | Rainbow, Earth          |
| Glazed          | Terra, Fire             |
| Dusty           | Terra, Sand             |
| Concrete        | Dusty, Water            |
| Stained         | Glass, Rainbow          |
| Cobblestone     | Fire, Water             |
| Gravel          | Cobblestone, Earth      |
| Clay            | Gravel, Water           |
| Igneous         | Cobblestone, Fire       |
| Deepslate       | Cobblestone, Earth      |
| Reinforced      | Deepslate, Scrappy      |
| Blackstone      | Igneous, Fire           |
| Netherrack      | Dirt, Fire              |
| Dark Grass      | Netherrack, Grass       |
| Magma           | Magma cube, Netherrack  |
| Soul            | Sand, Netherrack        |
| Basalt          | Netherrack, Cobblestone |
| Glass           | Sand, Fire              |
| Mud             | Dirt, Darkness          |
| End Stone       | Cobblestone, Enderman   |
| Purpur          | End stone, Shulker      |
| Coal            | Fire, Earth             |
| Raw iron        | Coal, Earth             |
| Raw copper      | Coal, Earth             |
| Gold            | Raw Iron, Raw Copper    |
| Redstone        | Raw Gold, Flower        |
| Lapis           | Redstone, Raw Gold      |
| Diamond         | Lapis, Wealth           |
| Emerald         | Villager, Wealth        |
| Nether Quartz   | Lapis, Darkness         |
| Scrappy         | Nether Quartz, Power    |
| Amethyst        | Earth, Spectrum         |
| Echo            | Amethyst, Emerald       |
| Skeleton        | Darkness, Air           |
| Spider          | Darkness, Darkness      |
| Creeper         | Darkness, Fire          |
| Zombie          | Darkness, Earth         |
| Drowned         | Zombie, Water           |
| Guardian        | Drowned, Turtle         |
| Elder Guardian  | Guardian, Power         |
| Ghast           | Blaze, Magma Cube       |
| Slime           | Pig, Squid              |
| Magma Cube      | Slime, Fire             |
| Blaze           | Creeper, Phantom        |
| Wither skeleton | Skeleton, power         |
| Wither          | Phantom, Chicken        |
| Phantom         | Spider, Chicken         |
| Shulker         | Enderman, Turtle        |
| Enderman        | Phantom, Darkness       |
| Dragon          | Enderman, Power         |
| Witch           | Villager, Fire          |


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