Flower Forest Level 13 - Reveal H, D, and I


How to Beat Level 13 Flower Forest
- 1Drag each of the three long boards onto the round stone disc one at a time, line them up roughly, and keep each board standing upright.
- 2Keep nudging each board left and right so the gaps between the boards only show the yellow strokes that make up the letters.
- 3Confirm that the three groups of strokes on the left, in the middle, and on the right are stable as H, D, and I, with no stray lines getting in.
- 4Tap H, D, and I in that order, then press the flower button to submit the answer.
Level 13 Flower Forest - Final Answer
How to read the answer: In the answer scene the boards are masks that hide the clutter, not the answer. Look at the yellow strokes that show through the gaps between the boards and along the disc's edge: two verticals and a middle bar on the left make H; a vertical with a right-facing curve in the middle makes D; a straight vertical with short top and bottom serifs on the right makes I. Reading from left to right gives H, D, I.
Flower Forest Level 13 - Reveal H, D, and I
Flower Forest - Word Puzzle places the thirteenth walkthrough in front of a round stone disc covered in yellow lines, with three long boards stacked on the right. The starting frame exposes every yellow line, so no letter is readable. The answer frame freezes the moment the three boards are in place, the stray lines are masked out, and only the H, D, and I strokes are clearly visible in the gaps.
This is a subtraction-style shape puzzle. Instead of building the letters, you use the boards to block the unrelated lines, leaving only the target strokes in view, then tap H, D, and I from left to right before pressing the flower button.
Level 13 Flower Forest Key Takeaways
- Cover the disc with all three boards first: drag the three boards onto the disc before you start fine-tuning, so every yellow line is at least partially hidden. Working from the partial setup keeps you stuck in stray gaps.
- Keep the boards standing upright: a tilted board cuts across unrelated strokes and leads to a wrong reading, so make sure the left and right edges of each board are basically vertical.
- Focus on the gaps between the boards: the answer letters only show in the yellow strokes that peek through the gaps between the boards and along the disc edge, not in any pattern on the boards themselves.
- Tap in the H → D → I order: the three stroke groups read from left to right, and the letter row only accepts that exact sequence. Any out-of-place tap is ignored.
- Press the flower button to submit: once H, D, and I are gone, press the flower button at the bottom to lock in the answer and move to the next scene.
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