Colony Flow Level 747 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 747

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 747 where we tackle a beautiful flower stand picture. You will guide your ant colony to clear out a colorful scene featuring a person surrounded by bright blooms and a large orange canopy. This level requires careful color management to prevent your waiting area from jamming. I play every level and will show you exactly how to keep your paths open from start to finish.

Colony Flow Level 747 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture for this level is a detailed pixel art scene of a flower vendor. You see a bright sky background made of light blue tiles. This sky sits behind a large orange shop canopy. A person stands right in the middle of the board. The character is made of brown and dark blue tiles. The bottom half of the play area is packed with green leaves. You will also see yellow sunflowers and small purple and pink flowers. Some blue planter boxes sit at the very bottom left corner. Your tray holds a massive variety of colored blocks. These blocks carry large numbers like 40 and 55. This means you will send out huge waves of ants for certain colors. The level also introduces connected boxes in your tray. These blocks are linked together by a tube. They move as a single group into your waiting area. You must clear a valid path for all colors in a connected group. This is the only way to process them successfully.

What It Takes to Clear Level 747 Board

Winning this level means clearing every single pixel tile from the flower stand picture. You must do this before your waiting area fills up. You have exactly five waiting slots available at the bottom of the screen. Every time you pull a numbered block from the tray it goes directly into one of these empty slots. Sometimes you pull a block and the ants cannot reach the matching color on the board. The path is blocked by other tiles. That block then gets stuck in the slot. You lose the level immediately if all five slots fill up with stuck blocks. Your goal is to systematically pull colors that correspond to the outer edges of the picture. You slowly work your way inward toward the center. You must always verify that an open path exists. The ants need to travel from the nest hole to the target color tile. Check this before you touch any block in the tray.

Colony Flow Level 747 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the right edge of the picture to create your initial open paths.

You start the level by focusing entirely on the right boundary of the flower stand picture. Pull the light green and yellow blocks from your starting tray. Place them into the waiting slots. The ants will stream out of the nest hole. They will travel up the right side of the board to eat away the edge of the sky and the outer yellow flowers. You want to clear these outer layers first. They physically block access to the denser green foliage in the middle of the arrangement. You send enough ants to carve a wide path on the right side by pulling a large 44 yellow block and a 15 light green block. Watch the numbers on the blocks count down to zero. The ants consume the tiles rapidly. Do not pull any of the large 55 orange blocks yet. The orange canopy is entirely blocked by the light blue sky tiles.

Step 2: Clear the green leaves on the right side to expose the inner flowers.

You can now safely target the thick green leaves. The right edge is completely open. Pull the large green blocks from your tray into the waiting area. A 40 green block will deploy a huge continuous line of ants. These ants march straight into the green patches on the lower right side of the board. You will see the ants eating away the leaves. This reveals the dark purple and pink flowers hidden deeper inside the flower arrangement. Keeping your waiting slots moving is your top priority during this phase. Watch the active block closely. Only pull a new green block when you see that the previous one is almost finished counting down. This patient approach guarantees you never overload the board. You will avoid a massive traffic jam in your five limited slots.

Step 3: Process the first set of connected blocks through your newly opened paths.

Now you face a tricky group of connected blocks in your tray. You will see a dark purple block linked to a green block and a pink block. You must pull this entire linked group into your waiting area at the same time. The ants have a direct route to the purple and pink flowers in the center right area. You opened this route when you cleared the outer green leaves in the previous step. The ants will divide their attention. They will tackle the dark purple and pink tiles simultaneously without getting stuck. The numbers on these connected blocks will decrease together. The ants feed on their matching colors in harmony. You must wait for all parts of the connected group to reach zero. The slots will fully clear out after this finishes. Do not pull any other single blocks while these connected ones are processing. This leaves enough room in your waiting area for safety.

Step 4: Consume the central sunflowers and the remaining dark purple blooms.

Your next move targets the large yellow sunflowers. These sit right in the middle of the board. The paths are now wide open from the right side all the way to the center of the picture. Pull the large 24 yellow blocks from your tray. This sends ants straight into the heart of the flower arrangement. You will also need to pull a few more dark purple blocks. These finish off the remaining small blooms scattered among the leaves. The ants will efficiently clear out the entire center section of the picture. Notice how the board is becoming much less crowded on the right side. You are creating a massive open space. This open area makes it much easier for the ants to reach the left side of the board in the upcoming steps. Always check that the ants are actively moving and eating. Verify this before you decide to pull the next color from the tray.

Step 5: Shift your focus to the lower left planter boxes and surrounding foliage.

The right half of the board is mostly empty. You must now redirect your ant colony to the lower left side. The picture features dark blue planter boxes and a thick cluster of green leaves in this bottom corner. Pull the light blue and dark blue blocks from your tray. This starts the work on this area. The ants will march all the way across the cleared space to reach the blue planter boxes. You will also pull more green blocks to clear the remaining leaves surrounding the boxes. There is another set of connected blocks containing light green and orange colors. Wait until the blue boxes are partially cleared before pulling this connected group. Put it into your waiting slots at the right moment. This specific timing ensures the light green tiles are fully exposed. The ants can reach them without getting blocked by the solid blue tiles.

Step 6: Reveal the standing person behind the flower counter in the center.

The lower half of the picture is nearly gone. You can start working on the person standing in the middle of the stand. The figure is made of brown skin tone tiles and a dark blue shirt. Pull the 18 brown block and the 18 dark blue block from your tray. Move them into the waiting area. The ants now have a straight uninterrupted shot up the middle of the board. They will reach the person easily. You will see the character slowly disappear as the ants eat the matching tiles. You must be very careful at this specific stage. Do not pull any light blue sky blocks unless those sky tiles are directly touching the empty background space. The sky tiles near the top left corner are still blocked by the orange canopy. You must leave those light blue blocks sitting in the tray for now.

Step 7: Dismantle the large orange canopy at the top of the scene.

The bright orange canopy is the largest remaining structure on the board. Your tray holds several massive orange blocks. This includes a huge 55 orange block. Pull these large pieces one by one into your waiting slots. The ants will surge upward. They will begin tearing down the roof of the flower stand from the bottom up. The canopy spans the entire width of the top area. Your ants can easily reach it from below because you already cleared the person and the central flowers. The numbers on the orange blocks will drop rapidly as the huge swarm of ants goes to work on the roof. Keep your eyes on the remaining tiles. You must verify every single piece of the orange roof is accessible before you pull the final block.

Step 8: Mop up the final light blue sky border to complete the puzzle.

You are now left with only the light blue sky tiles. These form a border around the top and left edges of the picture. Your tray is full of light blue blocks and a final small connected group. Pull the 32 light blue blocks. This sends your remaining ants to the very edges of the board. The ants will spread out along the border and quickly eat the final sky tiles. Watch the waiting slots closely. Ensure the final blocks process smoothly and do not jam. The board will be completely empty once the last light blue tile disappears. The ants will finish their travel paths and you will win the level. Your careful management of the waiting slots made this victory possible. Strategic path clearing kept the board alive without ever dead ending the flow.

Final Thought

This specific level demands a lot of patience. You must handle the large numbered blocks and the tricky connected groups with extreme care. Always prioritize keeping your waiting area clear. Your ants can do their job without getting stuck and causing a loss if you manage the space well. Please watch the video above this article if you find any part of this written guide hard to visualize while playing. The visual demonstration will show you the exact timing for pulling every single block. This guarantees your success on the board.