Colony Flow Level 39 requires a disciplined approach: save your outer-color stacks until the inner grid clears, then solve methodically from the displayed top row.
This walkthrough focuses on the critical timing mechanics and specific stack priorities that prevent early blockages. The key is holding orange20 in row 2, yellow 7 and yellow 16 in row 3, and yellow 20, green 15, green 2, and yellow 16 in row 4 while you work through the center features first.
Start with the displayed top-row order—green 15, gray 6, white 10, then red 10—to establish clean pathways.
How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 39 — Full Walkthrough
Colony Flow! Level 39 is a camellia-flower board where pink and white petals, two green leaf clusters, a dark-red center, yellow background, and one orange accent all share the same ant hole. The flower clears in layers. Start with the green leaves, gray edge accents, white inner petals, and red center before moving to the outer pink petals, black outline, and yellow background. Keep the rightmost active-row slot open for late refills, and leave a one-beat pause between waves to prevent route congestion.
- Tap the green 15 stack in the far-left cell of the opening active row. Green ants walk the dirt path to the two leaf clusters. Wait until the ants clear the bottom edge of the flower before tapping the next stack.
- Tap the gray 6 stack in active-row cell two. Gray ants clear the small petal-edge accents. Leave one beat after the green wave since both colors share the same path.
- Tap white 10 in cell three, then red 10 in cell four. White clears the front inner petals, red opens the dark-red center. Let these waves move off the route before continuing.
- Keep the right-end refill slot empty as row 2 rises. Tap pink 10, black 12, white 15, and orange 20 in that order. Pink clears the broad petal ring, black handles the outline, white completes inner-petal coverage, and orange reaches the single accent cell. Do not tap the yellow or green stacks in rows 3–4 yet.
- When row 3 reaches the active row, tap yellow 7, green 8, and yellow 16. Wait until the red center is at least half-cleared before sending yellow.
- For row 4, use yellow 20, green 15, green 2, then yellow 16. Leave a beat between green and yellow waves to avoid blocking the shared dirt path.
- Finish by tapping matching late refills as they land in the right refill slot: pink 12, pink 8, pink 14, pink 1 for petals; black 8, black 6, black 15, black 14, black 9, black 3, black 2 for outlines; white 8, white 6, white 2, white 9, white 1 for inner petals; red 5, red 1, red 20 for the center; green 14, green 2 for leaves; yellow 14, yellow 16, yellow 10, yellow 5, yellow 9, yellow 1 for background; and the small orange refill for the accent.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Filling the refill slot too early: Tapping pink 10, black 12, white 15, or orange 20 before the green, gray, white, and red waves have cleared the inner features strands pink and white refill ants behind active black ants and leaves the petal ring and inner petals half-empty.
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Firing orange 20 while green ants are still routing: This strands orange ants on the remaining accent cell and blocks the late orange refill.
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Tapping yellow 7 before the red center is half-cleared: Yellow ants cross petal cells that white and pink stacks still need to clear, stalling on the remaining background tile.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 39
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Open with the displayed top-row order: green 15, gray 6, white 10, then red 10. The leaves, edge accents, inner petals, and center are the highest features of the camellia and must clear together before pink, black, yellow, orange colors enter the dirt path.
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Reserve the right refill slot: Late black, pink, white, red, green, yellow, and orange refills need this landing space. Filling it with an early outer-color stack strands the refill waves.
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Wait between waves: Let ants reach the flower before dispatching a conflicting color through the same dirt path. Green, yellow, and pink are most likely to crowd the route when sent too close together.
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Save outer colors for mid-to-late game: Hold the orange20 stack in row 2, the yellow 7 and yellow 16 stacks in row 3, and the yellow 20, green 15, green 2, and yellow 16 stacks in row 4 until the inner features are visibly clearing. The board does not finish when the grid looks clear—the last small refills still need a clean delivery.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 31 Walkthrough — Its nearby progression makes it a useful follow-up for practicing the active-row timing and color-stack routing needed to manage Level 39’s delayed refills.
- Colony Flow Level 30 Walkthrough — This walkthrough offers another Colony Flow puzzle focused on choosing a safe tap order while preventing shared ant paths from becoming blocked.
Which Colors Appear in This Level?
Green, gray, white, red, pink, black, yellow, and orange. All eight colors route through the same ant hole and dirt path.