In Bedrock Edition there are only 2 IDs: brown_mushroom_block and red_mushroom_block. In Java Edition, there are 3 kinds of mushroom blocks: Red Mushroom Block, Brown Mushroom Block and Mushroom Stem, which have different IDs.

While the block is in the process of being broken Mushroom blocks can be placed under note blocks to produce 'bass' sound. Mushroom stems can be used in the composter with a 65%‌ / 85%‌ chance to make a new layer. Mushroom blocks can be used in the composter with an 85% chance to make a new layer. In Bedrock Edition, all-sided cap blocks, all-sided stem block (with id of 'brown_mushroom_block'), and all-sidedpore block (with id of 'brown_mushroom_block') are available in the Creative inventory. In Java Edition, the brown and red mushroom blocks as well as the mushroom stem are available in the Creative inventory. Mushroom blocks generate as part of huge mushroom structures. Mushroom blocks can be moved and are not broken by a piston. This is because the side of these blocks change texture if they touch another block of the same type. Mining the mushroom cap or stem yields a block with the cap or stem texture, respectively, on all faces.Īdditionally in Java Edition, if two similar mushroom blocks are placed next to each other and one of them is broken, the side of the other block that it was facing reveals the pore texture. The blocks themselves can be retrieved only by using a tool enchanted with Silk Touch. Fortune does not affect the drop rate of mushrooms in any form. In Java Edition, only cap blocks drop mushroom items, while in Bedrock Edition stem blocks drop mushrooms as well. Mushroom blocks are most quickly broken with an axe, dropping 0–2 mushroom items of the respective type.

Mushroom stamp