History: Cape Daisy

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+![Screenshot orange cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-b09f-7fb8-8727-e88c3b86f865/Screenshot%20orange%20cape%20daisy.png>)

+Cape Daisy is a type of flower from the [Gardening Add-On](/gardening) that appears in Deserts.

+## Info

+### Variations

+There are 6 color variations for the Aconite flower

+| Color | Texture |

+| --- | --- |

+| Blue | ![Screenshot blue cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-b5a6-789a-9b4b-8177ee86ce86/Screenshot%20blue%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+| Orange | ![Screenshot orange cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-b09f-7fb8-8727-e88c3b86f865/Screenshot%20orange%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+| Pink | ![Screenshot pink cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-c185-7d35-975b-bbadc906348c/Screenshot%20pink%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+| Purple | ![Screenshot purple cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-c66d-79ab-834e-1aa16eb2f3e8/Screenshot%20purple%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+| White | ![Screenshot white cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-cb6c-75a1-9a53-52564d14d1d2/Screenshot%20white%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+| Yellow | ![Screenshot yellow cape daisy](</media/019fa75b-d256-710d-98f6-751ec8d990cb/Screenshot%20yellow%20cape%20daisy.png>) |

+### Biomes

+Cape Daisy naturally grow in the following Biomes:

+- [Desert](https://minecraft.wiki/Desert)

+## Usage

+Like other flowers, Cape Daisy flowers can be used as decoration and planted on [grass blocks](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Grass_block), [dirt](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Dirt), [coarse dirt](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Coarse_dirt), [rooted dirt](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Rooted_dirt), [farmland](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Farmland), [podzol](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Podzol), [mycelium](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Mycelium), [moss blocks](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Moss_block), [mud](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Mud), or [muddy mangrove roots](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Muddy_mangrove_roots).

+### Crafting

+| Name | Ingredients | Crafting Recipe |

+| --- | --- | --- |

+| Dye | Cape Daisy | ![Cape Daisy](</media/019fa75b-d75b-7f67-a3f4-2ff5484330f3/Cape%20Daisy.gif>) |

+### Composting

+Placing a Cape Daisy into a composter has a 65% chance of raising the compost level by 1. A stack of Cape Daisy yields an average of 5.94 bone meal.

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