Drip Drop - Garden Puzzle

Drip Drop is a puzzle game about watering flowers. Each level is a patch of bare soil with a few flowers on it and a rain cloud over one of them. A flower that gets wet opens up and sprays water out of its leaves. The spray shoots straight across the soil until it hits another plant, and that one opens and sprays too. Tapping a flower turns it a quarter turn. A level is done when every flower is open. Rocks and the edge of the plot stop sprays; flowers in stone collars won't turn, and a bud with no leaves is where a chain ends. Stone collars arrive at level 8. Level 14 adds puddles, which spray all four ways once water reaches them. From level 20 there are sunflowers that stay shut until water comes at them from two sides, and from level 28 most gardens have two clouds instead of one. After that a new idea turns up every 25 to 30 levels: leaf mirrors that bend a spray around a corner at level 40, weeds you have to keep dry at 65, twin flowers that turn together at 90, rabbit holes at 120, hedge gates at 150, mirrors you can flip at 180 and wind at 210. Every 10th level carries a prize you can see coming from the home screen: coins, boosters, seeds for new flowers, and a garden decoration every 50 levels. Prizes are fixed and never sold. There are 300 levels and none of them can be failed. Stars are for using fewer turns. If you're stuck, spend coins from finished levels on a watering can or a shovel. Flowers you bloom in levels go to your garden. It has five beds with 100 plots between them, and a new bed opens as you get further through the levels. Planted flowers grow in real time, from four hours for a daisy to twelve for a rose, and a flower in bloom can be picked for coins. Planting every plot in a bed earns coins and boosters. It plays offline with no account. The shop sells coin packs and a one-time Gardener's Pack, which gives Drip (the raindrop on the home screen) a golden watering can. Coins also come from finishing levels.