Parity issue: Azalea and flowering azalea can be placed in water, but not waterlogged
Created Issue:
Azalea and Flowering Azalea can be placed in water, but not waterlogged.
May be a deliberate choice, but other nonaquatic plants get washed away for the most part, so this one remaining without becoming waterlogged is odd.
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Parity issue: Azalea and flowering azalea can be placed in water, but not waterlogged
relates to
Isn't this a duplicate of MC-213794?
Very simular to MC-213794.
On Bedrock Edition, Azalea Leaves or Flowering Azalea Leaves can be waterlogged. This behaviour does not exist on Java Edition.
A solution would be to add a waterlogged block state to Azalea Leaves and Flowering Azalea Leaves.
I think this would be a duplicate of MC-213794, however, I'm not too sure.
Relates to MC-213794 and MC-278108.
The bug
The mangrove propagule (added in 1.19, far after the 1.15 cutoff) can exist in water. In Java Edition, this is only permitted for still water, but Bedrock Edition also allows for flowing water.
How to reproduce
Attempt to place a mangrove propagule in flowing water
Expected results
The flowing water would remain in the same space as the propagule.
Actual results
The water is illogically blocked off.
How to fix
Simple - instead of having waterlogging be a boolean block state, it could range from 1 to 8 for propagules.



Can confirm
Can confirm in 21w05b.
Can confirm in 21w06a.
Can confirm in 21w07a.
Video attached.
Can confirm in 21w08b.
Can confirm in 21w14a.
Can confirm in 21w16a. Note that this is also a parity issue as they are waterloggable on bedrock edition.
They are washed away by water in 21w16a now.
Relates to
MC-223975Can confirm in 21w17a.
Can confirm in 1.17.
Can confirm in 1.17.1.
Affects 1.18
Affects 1.18.1
Can confirm in 1.18.2.
Can't reproduce in 22w15a
Can still reproduce in 22w15a. However, the azalea cannot be placed on water normally; it has to be inside a one-block hole so that only the top of the azalea block is covered by water.
Can confirm in 1.19.
Can confirm in 1.19.2.
Can no longer reproduce in 1.20.5. Azaleas now pop off when placed in water.
In 1.20.5, Azalea bushes pop off if water attempts to flow into the block from the side; however, water is not able to flow in and break the block from the top.
This means that while an azalea bush can't remain on the bottom of a flat pond or similar, it can be placed in a one-block hole or have water flow on top of it on its way down a slope without breaking.
This is also a parity issue:
Also beds can be waterlogged (Parity issue again)
Can confirm in 24w46a.