Colony Flow Level 590 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 590

Colony Flow Level 590 presents a beautiful pixel art teapot scene with flowers and a butterfly. You will need to carefully manage your waiting slots because this board has a lot of colors mixed together in tight spaces. I played through this one myself and found the best order to pull the blocks so you never get stuck. Follow my steps below to guide your ants to victory without jamming your tray.

Colony Flow Level 590 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board shows a charming spring scene featuring a large pink teapot right in the center. A bright yellow butterfly rests delicately on the left side of the teapot bowl. A bright red flower sits directly on top of the lid. Several white daisies and bright green leaves surround the base and sides of the teapot. The entire scene sits against a solid white background filling the edges of the frame along with a few light blue details floating around the spout. Your tray holds many blocks with high numbers printed on them. You will see several white blocks with counts of 35 and 40 to handle the massive white background area. This level also features connected boxes in your tray. Connected boxes are two colored blocks linked together by a thick line. When you pull one connected box into your waiting slots the other one comes with it automatically. You must always have enough space in your five waiting slots to hold both boxes at the exact same time.

What It Takes to Clear Level 590 Board

You win this level by clearing every single pixel art tile from the picture sitting above the nest. Your ants need a completely clear path to reach the colored tiles that match the blocks sitting in your waiting slots. If you pull a color that your ants cannot reach yet the block will just sit in a waiting slot and jam your tray. You lose the game if all five waiting slots fill up and no ants can move anywhere on the board. You must clear the outer layers of the picture first to open wide paths to the inner colors. We will start with the stems and outer flower petals to carve a path to the main teapot body and the red flower at the very top. Planning your moves prevents dead ends and keeps the ants flowing smoothly.

Colony Flow Level 590 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Start with the tan block to open the lower paths

Your very first move targets the tan tiles that make up the stems and the shadow under the teapot base. Tap the tan block with the number 22 down in your tray. This block drops into your first waiting slot. A steady stream of ants will immediately leave the nest hole and trace along the bottom edge of the picture. They will eat away the tan tiles forming the lower flower stems and the outline of the teapot base. Clearing these tan tiles is the perfect opening move because it exposes the white daisy petals and the green leaves on the bottom right corner of the board. You always want to clear the lowest tiles first so your ants can march deeper into the board on their future trips. Wait for the ants to consume all 22 tan tiles before you make your next move.

Step 2: Clear the initial white background and daisy petals

Now you have a perfectly clear path to the white tiles scattered around the bottom edges. Tap the first white block with the number 35 from your tray. The ants will flood out of the nest and target the white daisy petals first. They will also start eating heavily into the solid white background on the right side of the board. This action creates a massive open space for your ants to travel upward later in the game. Do not pull any other colors yet. Let the ants finish counting down the entire white block. Keeping your other waiting slots empty right now protects you from dangerous dead ends. Once the daisy completely disappears you will have direct access to the green leaves and the lower half of the pink teapot body.

Step 3: Send ants to the pink teapot and yellow butterfly

With the bottom right corner completely clear you can start working on the main subject of the picture. Tap the pink block with the number 35 and the yellow block with the number 13. The pink block sends dozens of ants to devour the bottom half of the large teapot right in the center of your screen. The yellow block sends a separate group of ants to the left side of the board to eat the butterfly wings and the yellow centers of the daisies. Both groups of ants have completely open paths to their targets thanks to your previous moves. You will see the numbers on both blocks drop rapidly as the ants swarm the board. This double move hollows out the middle of the picture and exposes the heavy black outlines surrounding the teapot.

Step 4: Clear the black outlines to unlock the top section

The heavy black outline wraps around the entire teapot and completely blocks access to the red flower on top. You must remove this barrier to progress higher up the board. Tap the black block with the number 45. Your ants will split up and march all the way around the outer edges of the pink teapot. They will eat the black tiles forming the handle, the spout, and the lid outline. This takes a little extra time because the ants have to walk far up the board to reach the highest black tiles. Just watch them work and keep your hands off the tray while they finish. Clearing the black outline is a critical move. It breaks the picture wide open and gives your ants a direct climbing route to the red flower and the upper green leaves.

Step 5: Handle the connected pink and orange blocks

Look down at your tray and find the pink and orange blocks linked together by a line. These are connected boxes. When you tap one both will enter your waiting slots together. Make absolutely sure you have at least two empty slots before you tap them. The orange block will feed the ants clearing the rest of the butterfly wings on the far left. The pink block will feed the ants finishing off the top half of the teapot and the lid. Your ants will work on both colors simultaneously. Because you already cleared the black outline the ants can walk straight up the middle of the empty board to reach the pink teapot lid. Both blocks will count down to zero and vanish from your tray without causing a jam.

Step 6: Clear the connected red and green blocks

Your next tray items are another set of connected boxes. Tap the red block linked directly to the green block. The red block holds a count of 30 and the green block holds a count of 37. The ants will surge up the empty middle space to reach the giant red flower sitting high on top of the teapot. Another large group of ants will branch off to the left and right sides to eat the remaining green leaves. This step clears out the final colored details of the pixel art picture. You are making great progress now. Only the massive white background and a few small floating details remain. Let the red and green blocks clear completely from your waiting slots.

Step 7: Flood the board with white blocks to clear the background

The remaining picture is mostly a giant frame of solid white background tiles hugging the edges. Your tray is full of white blocks with large numbers like 35 and 40. Tap three of these white blocks in a row to fill your waiting slots. A massive swarm of ants will pour out of the nest and fan out in every single direction. They will climb the empty sides of the board and sweep straight across the top edge. The white tiles will vanish in large chunks as the ants chew through the background. If one white block finishes and you still have white blocks sitting in the tray just tap another one to keep the swarm going. Keep feeding white blocks into the waiting slots until the entire white border is totally gone.

Step 8: Finish the level with the light blue details

Look at the board one last time. You will see a few light blue tiles floating in the empty space where the teapot used to be. These tiles represent little sparkles or drops of water hanging in the air. You have exactly one light blue block left in your tray with a count of 19. Tap it to send out your final wave of ants. They will quickly march straight up to the empty space and eat the remaining light blue tiles. The block will hit zero and disappear from your slot. The screen will clear and you will successfully beat the level.

Final Thought

Beating this board requires patience and careful timing with the connected boxes. You must clear the bottom shapes first to build a wide road for your ants to reach the top. If any part of this written guide feels tricky to follow in text you should definitely watch the video above this article. The video shows the exact timing for pulling the connected boxes and clearing those tricky black outlines. Keep your paths open and your ants moving to claim your final victory.