What is the exact deletion order for Flower Forest Level 167?

Tap I, F, C, E, then A using the bottom-right, middle-right, top-right, center, and top-left slots.

Why should I wait before tapping?

The clue is assembled from moving 3-D line segments, and overlapping rails can resemble different letters until the final wireframe state settles.

Flower Forest level guide

hard 7 colors

Level 167 assembles colored 3-D wireframe glyphs. Delete I, F, C, E, then A, keep B, D, G, and H, and wait for the red-flower cloche reveal.

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Confirm the Level 167 label and wait until the green, orange, and blue-gray pieces form the complete wireframe collage.
Tap I in the bottom-right slot. The remaining bank should be A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H.
Tap F in the middle-right slot after the first bank change settles. Keep H below it; a lower-right wireframe edge is not a second instruction.
Tap C in the top-right slot, leaving A and B on the top row and D, E, G, and H below.
Tap E in the center slot. This is the fourth target after the two right-side letters and C have cleared.
Tap A in the top-left slot last. Only B, D, G, and H should remain.
Stop tapping and wait for the gray worktop to fade into a glass cloche with red and pink flowers and green leaves.

Colors in this level:

Gray, Green, Orange, Blue, Black, Red, Pink

Deleting B, D, G, or H because a wireframe side rail looks like an extra letter corrupts the four-letter survivor set.
Tapping a loose colored segment before the five forms finish assembling makes a temporary shape look like the next target.
Removing A early is wrong for this run; the clearly outlined A is the final deletion, not the opener.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A gray worktop holds green, orange, and blue-gray line segments that assemble into five blocky 3-D glyph forms. A large outlined A is visible in the lower-right of the collage, with E-like and curved forms elsewhere. The bank is A top-left, B top-middle, C top-right, D middle-left, E center, F middle-right, G bottom-left, H bottom-middle, and I bottom-right.
Goal: After the colored wireframe fully assembles, follow the observed I-F-C-E-A run: delete I bottom-right, F middle-right, C top-right, E center, and A top-left. Keep B, D, G, and H.
Opening: Wait for the loose colored segments to settle into the five outlined forms. Tap I in the bottom-right slot first, then F in middle-right after the bank responds.
Danger Zone: Overlapping side rails and open wireframe centers can resemble neighboring letters. Do not guess a literal word, remove B, D, G, or H, or delete the prominent outlined A before the recorded final tap.
Mechanics: Animated green, orange, and blue-gray segments build a layered 3-D clue. The apparent glyphs change as front and side rails slide into place, so the fully assembled state and the late accepted bank sequence are the reliable evidence.

What is the exact deletion order for Flower Forest Level 167?
Tap I, F, C, E, then A using the bottom-right, middle-right, top-right, center, and top-left slots.
Which letters remain after Level 167?
B, D, G, and H remain.
Why should I wait before tapping?
The clue is assembled from moving 3-D line segments, and overlapping rails can resemble different letters until the final wireframe state settles.