Flowers (Spanish)

Can you make your field of cards bloom while respecting the numerical limits?

Flowers consists of a deck of 108 cards in 4 colors and values ​​from 1 to 4. Each player starts with a random card in their play area, and the remaining cards are divided into face-down piles with the top card face-up.

On a turn, draw 1 card from the top of the pile you want, then place it adjacent to a card already in your field or on top of a card in your field. If you draw a face-up card, turn over the next card in the pile face-up. When a player draws the last card from a pile, they place it and the game ends.

At the end of the game, every number in your field, for example “4,” has to be part of a group of exactly 4 cards, and the same goes for every “3” and every “2”… in your field. Consequently, every “1” cannot be adjacent to another “1.”

At the end of the game, all cards that violate this rule are removed from your field (including face-down cards) and you lose 1 point for each card removed this way. Then, for each group of colored cards on your field that contains at least 5 adjacent cards, add 1 point for each of these cards. Finally, if a card with a butterfly is adjacent to a card of the same color as the butterfly, add 1 additional point for that card.

The person with the most points will be awarded the mastery of gardening!

Components:

1 rulebook
108 cards
4 purple cards of the “Summer” variant
1 score pad
2 deck measuring tiles “mazometers”