A magnet's route and the blossoms it collects are connected decisions, so read the garden before chasing a color.
Look at the arrangement first
Flower Magnet describes guiding a magical magnet through gardens to collect blossoms in different colors. Before a swipe, inspect where the flowers sit relative to the magnet's available route. A nearby blossom may look like an obvious target, but your movement can relate to several objects at once. Read the current arrangement rather than treating the garden as a picture in which every flower is an independent button.
Observe the attraction boundary
During an early deliberate move, watch which flowers respond and which remain where they were. That observation helps establish the actual attraction behavior shown by the game. The description does not provide a numerical radius, color restriction, or obstacle rule, so avoid assuming one. Compare the magnet's position with the flowers that changed state, and use that concrete relationship when planning the next slide through the garden.
Distinguish a destination from a collection path
A useful swipe may matter because of the blossoms encountered along its path, not just where the magnet finishes. Consider both questions before acting: where will the magnet go, and what collection opportunity does that route create? Let the live objective explain whether colors or quantities have additional significance. This keeps the relaxing collection premise purposeful without inventing a required color sequence or claiming a universal route through every garden.
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