Colony Flow Level 213 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 213

Welcome back to another puzzle guide. Today we tackle Colony Flow Level 213 which gives us a massive and bright pixel art sunflower to clear. This board requires careful timing because the different color layers are stacked tightly together. I play every single level myself to figure out the best routes so you do not have to guess. We will work through this vibrant picture from the outside in to ensure you never run out of moves. Follow along and we will get this board completely clear.

Colony Flow Level 213 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board features a large sunflower built from bright yellow and orange petals around a deep red and brown textured center. Two large green leaves sit at the base of the flower right above the nest hole. The tray at the bottom of your screen gives you access to various numbered color blocks ranging from vibrant greens to deep reds. There are no hidden boxes or trick mechanics on this board at all. You just have straightforward layer management. The picture is thick and solid. This dense block of tiles blocks paths to the inner colors until you eat away the outer boundary. You must peel the flower slowly to succeed here.

What It Takes to Clear Level 213 Board

You must dismantle the sunflower systematically to win. The ants stream from the bottom nest hole and wait for your commands. You pull blocks from the bottom tray into the five waiting slots. Matching an accessible color sends the ants climbing up the board to eat those specific tiles. The number on the block counts down as the ants consume the matching color. You win when every single piece of the flower is gone and the board is completely empty. The main danger is filling your five slots with colors the ants cannot reach yet. If you pull a deep red block before the orange petals are cleared out of the way that block will sit uselessly in your tray. If all five slots jam up like this you lose the level instantly. Keeping at least one path open is your top priority throughout the entire puzzle.

Colony Flow Level 213 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Pull the outer orange and yellow blocks to open the board.

The outermost layer of the flower consists of light orange and yellow tiles forming the very tips of the petals. Pull the twenty light orange block and the fifteen yellow block from the tray into your waiting slots. The ants will climb up the far left and right sides of the board and begin eating away the outer edge of the petals. Keep a close eye on your waiting slots as they drain. You want to make sure these initial colors finish and clear out completely before pulling anything else. This ensures you do not crowd your tray early on. Breaking this outer seal creates the first set of open paths leading deeper into the flower. The light orange tiles wrap all the way around the top curve of the flower so the ants will have a long walk. Let them finish this journey before you make your next move.

Step 2: Bring in the darker orange blocks to continue clearing the petals.

Once the lighter outer edge breaks away the deeper orange tiles become fully exposed to the ants. Pull the sixteen orange and twenty dark orange blocks into your empty slots. The ants will swarm the middle ring of the petals. The numbers on these blocks will count down quite quickly because there are many orange tiles available and the outer paths are now wide open. Let the ants clear this entire orange section completely. Doing this strips away the bulky top section of the flower and opens up fresh routes down to the red center.

Step 3: Target the outer green leaves at the bottom of the board.

While the ants work on the top petals you have also exposed the outside edges of the bottom green leaves. Pull the twenty green block to send a second stream of ants to the bottom left and right corners. This splits the colony into two working groups and maximizes your clearing speed. Working on two entirely different areas at once prevents traffic congestion along the paths and keeps your slots emptying at a steady pace. Maintaining this steady flow is the absolute secret to never locking up your board. The leaves act as a great buffer area. Whenever you wait for a large section of top petals to clear you can pull green blocks to keep the bottom ants working and keep your tray cycling smoothly.

Step 4: Attack the red and brown center of the sunflower.

The inner core of the flower is now open and accessible from the top and the sides. Pull the eighteen red and twelve brown blocks into your waiting slots. The ants will march right up the middle and begin dismantling the textured checkered pattern in the center. Watch the numbers drop on your red blocks. You will see the heavy block of red start to fragment into smaller jagged pieces. Let these blocks drain entirely before moving on to the next set of colors so you always maintain open tray slots. The red center is very dense and requires multiple blocks to clear completely. Do not panic if the numbers drop slowly. Just trust the paths you opened and let the ants do their job.

Step 5: Pull more green blocks to finish the outer leaf edges.

The leaves at the very bottom of the board are quite large and take several blocks to clear completely. Bring up a fifteen green block to keep the bottom ants busy while the top ants chew through the remaining red center. The leaves are made of both light and dark green tiles so make sure you match the exact shade you pull to what is actually exposed. By keeping the bottom paths active you ensure the ants never stop moving and your five waiting slots remain safe and clear.

Step 6: Clear the pink and dark red inner rings of the flower.

As the center shrinks further new shades of red and pink appear in the design. Pull the nineteen pink block and the fifteen dark red block. The ants will carve out the middle of the flower until only a few scattered brown and red tiles remain. Always verify that a clear path connects the nest to these new colors before pulling the blocks. If you pull a pink block too early it will sit in your tray and waste a precious slot. Patience right here guarantees your slots stay open and functional.

Step 7: Address the remaining yellow and orange petal fragments.

Small clusters of petals will still cling to the top and sides of the shrinking red center. Pull the eighteen yellow and thirteen pink blocks next. The colony will divide again sending groups to the top corners to clean up the yellow while others finish the pink center pieces. This dual action is perfect for maintaining an open board and keeping the ants flowing continuously without bottlenecking at one single central location. You always want ants moving in multiple directions to maximize the limited space in your tray. By targeting the isolated yellow petals now you ensure they do not get trapped behind a single stray red tile later on.

Step 8: Focus on the remaining light green leaf sections.

The thickest parts of the bottom leaves require dedicated attention now that the top is mostly clear. Pull the seventeen light green and fifteen green blocks into the empty slots. The ants will swarm and clear the bulky sections of the leaves. At this point the board looks very scattered and broken up. You must be very careful not to pull a color that happens to be trapped behind another single tile. Scan the board thoroughly to confirm a path exists before touching the tray.

Step 9: Clean up the final scattered pieces across the board.

The beautiful sunflower is now reduced to a few random pixels of yellow orange and green. Pull your last small numbered blocks like the five yellow and four brown and three orange. Ensure the ants have a clear path to each single isolated tile. Let them finish their final meals and clear the waiting slots entirely. The board is incredibly open now so the ants will move very fast to reach their targets. You are almost at the finish line. Take a moment to verify every remaining tile color against the blocks in your tray so you do not pull the wrong shade of green by mistake.

Step 10: Clear the final green tiles to win the level.

The very last pieces remaining on the board are just a few stray green leaf tiles at the bottom right. Pull the final eighteen green block to send the remaining colony out. The ants will consume the last pixels and march off the screen. Your waiting slots are completely empty and the picture is fully cleared. You have successfully managed the paths and beaten the puzzle.

Final Thought

Level 213 requires you to balance your attention between the top petals and the bottom leaves. If you pace your pulls and always verify your paths you will never fill your five waiting slots. You can definitely beat this puzzle by staying patient and keeping the ants moving. I highly encourage you to watch the video above this article if any step is hard to follow in text. Seeing the exact timing of the block pulls will help you master this level and move on to the next challenge.