The diagram illustrates the life cycle of a flower, depicting eight stages from harvesting the seeds to reaching full growth.
Overall, the cycle begins with collecting the seeds from actual flowers and continues until the flower grows up and shares with seeds and reproduces again. The process involves planting, sprouting, and finally developing into a flower.
The cycle commences when the seed is being collected and planted into a suitable soil by watering it over time. Subsequently it germinates by releasing its little tail which signals about the coming growth. Thereafter the seed transforms into a sprout by showing its first leaves which over the course of a week turns into a seedling that lately releases buds. After approximately three days the sprout opens petals by illustrating the flowers’ pure beauty and smell. Unfortunately it turns into fluff which is being blown into sky by spreading its seed across the world.