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PC/ Console/ Mobile/ tModLoader-Only Content: This section's information applies only to the PC, Console, Mobile, and tModLoader versions of Terraria. In Hardmode, Corruption and Crimson spread to the Jungle, infecting its grass. However, Underground jungle trees can only grow during the world generation. Prior to 1.4, worldgen and self-spawning could create jungle trees under water, but acorns can't be planted under water. This makes self-spawning fairly rare, because the larger jungle plants tend to appear first and block tree growth. Either way, the prospective tree needs the usual horizontal space, and a 24 blocks headroom to grow. Surface jungle trees grow on Jungle grass, in two ways: Acorns can be planted as with most other trees, but jungle trees can also "self-spawn", like Cacti and Giant Glowing Mushrooms. They tend to grow higher than normal trees: up to 21 blocks. Jungle trees drop Rich Mahogany wood, but normally do not drop acorns however, if a branch is hanging over a non-Jungle Grass Block, like regular Grass, this branch can rarely drop an Acorn. Jungle trees are found in the Jungle, and another variant appears in the Underground Jungle. If the grass beneath an existing vanity tree gets corrupted or crimson, this can also happen.īoth types of vanity trees have a 5*1/20 (5%) chance to replace a forest tree during world generation, but not jungle trees or evil biome trees. It also will not drop acorns or tree loot, unless if the player harvests it before it disappears.

A fully grown vanity tree will disappear/fall down as well, but will drop Ebonwood or Shadewood, respectively, rather than nothing.

However, there is a chance that the sapling grows before disappearing

A sapling will disappear/fall down after certain time and yield nothing.

If a vanity tree is planted on corrupt or crimson grass, one of the following things can occur: For instance, their drops depend of the grass that they are planted on, which affects tree loot as well. Their respective saplings can be bought from the Zoologist and can be planted on any type of grass. Two additional tree variants were introduced in Journey's End: Yellow Willow trees and Pink Sakura trees, which serve mainly as decoration. These are Giant Glowing Mushrooms, Cactus and Bamboo. Three other large plants do not drop wood and spawn differently, but are otherwise treated similarly to trees. However, painting the blocks underneath the sapling will result in the tree being painted when it matures. Tree saplings can be painted, although this won't affect the tree at all. Tiles beneath trees cannot be destroyed or actuated.

If parts of the tree are left, they will not regrow.

It is possible to cut off parts of the tree, but cutting at the lowermost center tile will destroy the entire tree. Larger trees will yield more of these two items when removed one unit of wood will drop for each block of tree (including branches), and one Acorn may drop for each leaf patch. Destroying or chopping down a tree will yield many units of its respective wood, an essential crafting material, and has a chance of dropping one or more Acorns that can be planted to grow more trees. Trees can be chopped down with an axe or chainsaw, destroyed with the use of explosives, or by pouring lava on their bases. Trees are the largest plants in Terraria, appearing mostly at the surface and often in clusters with similar height. From left to right: Purity/Forest, Corruption, Crimson, Hallow, Snow, Beach, Jungle/ Underground Jungle, Mushroom.