The diagram illustrates the development of flower through the various stages formed in the circulatory circle. Overall, the growing process of flower basically splitted eight sequential steps, starting from the seeds cultivated in adult plants to the grown plant.
Initially, seeds from the mature fruits of adult plants are collected. Upon collecting, the seeds are sowed and sprayed the water into dirt to encourage germination. After the germination period, the sprout appears with a more complete shape with two leaves and root. The next step is to grow that sprout over a week to harvest the seedling that is the stronger sprout guaranteed for those development in the following stage.
Subsequently, the seedling continues to be grown up to plant with buds of flower, by that time that has the finalize forming of the adult plant with the larger leaves and superior efficiency of root. After about three days, the buds blow to the flower and maintain that into several days before wither and convert to the fruit with seeds inside. Finally, when the fruits are ripped their seeds are being taken to plant new floral trees and the subsequent cycle will begin again.