Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 724 Walkthrough
A pink-white flowering branch opens through blossom waves, then brown/orange branch stacks and short red centers finish the fork; preserve two pads for the final 6/3/4 cleanup.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 724 — Full Solution
- Start with red 30/10, white 25, and pink 50, allowing the first flower faces to release space before refilling all five pads.
- Route pink 55/50/52 and white 20/20 through the broad petals, using matching pink waves to uncover the blossom centers.
- Feed brown/orange 18, 10, 5, and 8 once the branch is exposed, alternating them with pink 17/39 so the fork does not block the flower cleanup.
- Use red 13/10 and the short white groups for center and edge pixels, keeping two empty tray positions while the board narrows to the upper blossom line.
- Finish red 6, pink 3, and white 4, then let the final ants drain the branch and wait for the Level 724 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Pink, White, Red, Brown, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting brown 18 and 10 before the pink 50/55 routes have released space can block the flower centers.
- Filling both buffer positions with short red groups too early leaves no room for the final pink/white fragments.
- Treating the brown branch as the opening priority delays the long blossom waves and makes the fork harder to expose.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 724 (quick clues)
- Clear the broad pink and white blossom groups before the brown branch.
- Use brown 18/10/5/8 only after the fork is exposed.
- Keep two empty pads for the short red/pink center groups.
- Finish the visible red 6, pink 3, and white 4 waves patiently.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pixel-art flowering branch with white and pink blossoms, dark-pink centers and outlines, and a brown/orange forked branch. Visible opening stacks include red 30/10, white 25, pink 50/55/50/52, brown 8/10/18/5, red 13, and white 20.
- Goal
- Clear the white and pink blossoms, red centers and outlines, and brown/orange branch until the flowering branch disappears.
- Opening
- Let pink 50/55/50/52 and white 25/20/20 blossom groups open the flowers before starting every brown route; keep the two empty positions available for small warm-color stacks.
- Danger Zone
- Brown 18/10/5/8 competes with long pink waves, while red 13/10 arrives as short center fragments; the late board narrows to red 6, pink 3, and white 4 with two empty pads.
- Mechanics
- No numbered side counter or visible mystery patch appears; the timing is the blossom-to-branch handoff from broad pink/white petals to brown/orange fork and short red/pink centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 724 target look like?
It is a flowering branch made from white and pink blossoms with dark-pink centers and a brown/orange forked branch.
Which groups open the flowers?
The visible opener includes red 30/10, white 25, pink 50, pink 55, white 20, and additional pink 50/52 groups.
Why keep two pads empty near the end?
The final sampled tray contains red 6, pink 3, and white 4; empty positions let those short center and edge groups drain without a tray lock.
When is it safe to start the brown branch stacks?
Wait until the broad pink/white blossom waves have freed at least two pads, then route brown 18/10/5/8 alongside the short red center fragments.