Terraria - How To Find Plantera Bulb Easiest Way [duplicate]

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I am on hard mode and I have been exploring underground jungle for 3 days.

I cant find any Bulbs, and I think I am prepared to kill it now.

How do I find the Plantera Bulb in the easiest way?



Best Answer

From the wiki:

Plantera's Bulbs emit moderate light and appear in the minimap in areas the player has already explored. They spawn one at a time after a delay of about half a day between them, and unless destroyed, several will eventually be present (10-15 in a small world's naturally-generated Underground Jungle). If destroyed, they respawn after the same delay (though not necessarily in the same spot), allowing the player to summon Plantera an infinite number of times.




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What is the easiest way to find a Plantera bulb?

Plantera's Bulb can be located on the map, by pressing M (default) or back (xbox 360), and scanning the jungle area that you have explored. It appears as a 2x2 pink square. You don't have to have your player pass it to get it on the map, just explore the jungle area and once that area is lit up, you can find the bulb.

What is the fastest way to get Plantera Bulbs in Terraria?

Tips
  • If planning to farm Plantera, a viable method is by digging long tunnels of mud near an arena so any bulbs can be easily found and reached. ...
  • The bulbs can be farmed with rows of Mud Blocks.
  • Sleeping is a good way to get bulbs to spawn.


  • How do I get Plantera Bulbs to spawn again?

    Plantera's Bulb will start spawning for you after you defeat all three Mechanical bosses once you reach Hard Mode. This isn't an easy task, especially if you are playing on Expert or Master mode, so if you are, good luck.

    Do Plantera Bulbs spawn instantly?

    Plantera's Bulbs usually start to spawn in the lower reaches of the Jungle and can take as many as 30 minutes to begin spawning in your game. Bulbs can be identified on the map as bright pink squares but they can be tricky to find! Make sure you have a lot of torches lighting up the jungle to help spot them quickly!



    Terraria: How To Find Plantera's Bulb Easy (Fast Tutorial)




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    Answer 2

    While I cannot find the link now, there used to be a guide on the wiki for farming Plantera's Bulb, and following it helped me on later runs. The idea is basically to make a second area of underground jungle somewhere well away from the normal jungle, and give it large areas of flat jungle grass. The design that I saw was a large room with a stack of one tile thick mud and jungle grass platforms. The platforms also had actuators behind them so that you could quickly turn the room into an open area for actually fighting Plantera.

    The explanation in the article, although I cannot vouch for its veracity, was that one bulb spawns per time period, per isolated jungle region. So if you made a reasonably sized jungle region then you could find it more easily.

    You should also note that the bulb requires a flat patch of jungle grass at least two tiles wide.

    In my experience this patch must also be empty, but I have no other sources to back up that assertion. So you may need to periodically remove bushes and tall grass. This can also help with getting it to spawn in regular jungle areas. They tend to get overgrown and need to be

    You should also note that Plantera's bulb does not spawn until after you have defeated all three mechanical bosses. Your question does not indicate that you have done so.

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