Flower Forest level guide

Flower Forest Level 207 Walkthrough

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A red-curtained magic stage cycles its top hat through colored stars, flowers, a hand, and playing cards. Delete C, H, and A in order, then keep B, D, E, F, G, and I.

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How to Solve Flower Forest Level 207 — Full Solution

  1. Watch the five colored stars disappear into the black top hat.
  2. Delete C when the opening act finishes.
  3. Let the bouquet and floating H appear, then delete H.
  4. Wait for the hand to fan and rearrange the playing cards, then delete A.
  5. Keep B, D, E, F, G, and I for the cloche reveal.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Deleting extra letters during the long pauses between the three magic acts.
  • Keeping H because it floats over the hat; H is the second deletion.
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Quick Tips for Flower Forest Level 207 (quick clues)

  • Delete C after the star act.
  • Delete H after the flower phase.
  • Delete A after the playing-card tableau.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A black magician's top hat stands beneath five colored stars on a red-curtained theater stage. Later acts replace the stars with flowers, a hand, and playing cards above the A-I bank.
Goal
Follow all three stage acts, deleting C first, H second, and A last while B, D, E, F, G, and I survive.
Opening
Let the opening star act finish and remove C. Wait through the bouquet and floating-H phase before removing H.
Danger Zone
The taps are separated by long animations. The floating H is part of the deletion clue, not a signal to preserve H.
Mechanics
This is a multi-act magician-stage prune in which stars, flowers, a hand, and cards emerge from one hat between three deletions.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which letters are deleted in Flower Forest Level 207?

    Delete C, H, then A.

  • Which letters remain after the card trick?

    B, D, E, F, G, and I remain.

  • Why are the deletions separated by long pauses?

    Each deletion follows a different star, flower, or playing-card act on the magician's stage.

  • Should H survive because it appears above the hat?

    No. The floating H leads to the second deletion.

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