Welcome to Into Indie Games’ walkthrough for Puni the Florist, where we’ll guide you through all the requests you’ll come across in the Story Mode.
Puni the Florist is a cozy puzzle game where you run a flower shop owned by a Fairy. Each day brings new customers to your shop, each with their own quirky requests and storylines to follow. It’s up to you to figure out what they’re looking for and create a bouquet that’s perfect for their needs.
For more information about the game, check out its Steam page here.
Table of contents
Tutorial
The game begins with Puni arriving at a flower shop looking for a Florist job. You’ll meet the Fairy who owns the shop, and after some conversation, you’ll learn how to arrange your very first bouquet.
Follow the instructions to learn the basics of arranging flowers and creating a bouquet. Once that’s done, Day 1 will officially begin.
Day 1 – Spring
Day 1 is mostly an extension of the tutorial. You’ll have four customers coming in with different requests. You’ll have to arrange a bouquet based on what they are looking for.
The first customer is Kota, a young, energetic boy who brings you a sketch showing you the flowers he wants in his bouquet.
To complete his request, we’ll use three Sunflowers and four Tulips as Focal flowers. You can also add some Greenery and Filler flowers. Finally, add a ribbon from the Props tab and click Send to fulfill his request.
The second customer is Mr. Ken, a shy, nervous man, looking for some flowers to bring on a date. His request is simple: make him a Cool-Toned bouquet with some Neutral Colors.
We went with four White Cornflowers in the base, two White Lilies on the side, and some Blue and Light Blue Roses. Baby’s Breath, Statice, and Daisy work great as Filler flowers. Also add some Greenery and a White Ribbon to make the bouquet nice and complete. We also changed the Container to a Newspaper Wrapper to stick with the Cool-Toned theme.
The third customer for the day is Granny. She wants a Decorated Hydrangea bouquet to place on the table.
First, you want to check the Container tab and switch to one with the Tabletop tag. We decided to use the Brown Vase, but other options will work as well. By now, you’ll also have different shades of Hydrangeas unlocked in your Focal flower tab. Add at least three to four Hydrangeas of different shades, and decorate it with some matching Fillers and Greeneries before sending it to Granny.
After filling the third request of Day 1, you’ll unlock the Travel option and Fairy’s Shop. Click on Travel to open the overworld map and choose Fairy’s Shop. Here you can buy new Flowers, Fillers, Decorations, Greeneries, and Containers to use when you’re filling customer requests in exchange for Coins. Make sure you buy items from the Fairy’s Shop regularly.
Return to the shop when you’re ready so you can get to the final request for the day. Kota is back, and this time he brings you a Dinosaur Sketch and wants a bouquet that looks just like it.
This is where you get to be a bit more creative. The important part is to use the Googly Eyes from the Props to make the eyes of the Dinosaur and the Lavenders from the Fillers tab to use as the three pointy spikes. We used a Hydrangea and a red Tulip for the face, and three Cornflowers for the neck, and finally, we used the Kettle as our container as it resembles the feet and lower body of a Dinosaur.
When you’re done, press End Day to move on to Day 2.
Day 2 – Spring
The Second Day of Spring brings in three more customers to your Shop. The first is Ritsu, who wants a bouquet for her graduation ceremony. By now, you’ve also unlocked the Diary, which lets you see the emotion that different Flowers represent. Use this as inspiration when you’re designing the graduation bouquet for her.
We went with Yellow colored flowers that represent friendship, new beginnings, enthusiasm, and similar emotions. It’s also important to add a Congrats sign from the Prop tab. You can also add a Graduation Hat from Props to stick with the theme.
After fulfilling Ritsu’s Request, you’ll unlock Ritsu’s Garden. You can plant a Seed here and water it so that it blooms into something new that you can use the following day in the Shop.
Return to the Shop and listen to the second customer Request for the day. This time Granny is back, and she wants an Ikebana-style arrangement on a Plate.
Switch to a Plate from the Containers tab as requested before picking out the flowers. It’s important to space out the Focal flowers for this request. You can stick to Hydrangeas as they have symbolic meaning in Asian culture, but pick different shades to complement each other. Also add some Greenery in the background before turning in the request.
Completing this request unlocks Granny’s Shop, where you can buy decorations to add around your shop.
The final customer for the day is Ma-Chan, who is a manga artist. She wants a “Bouquet of Sadness.“
For this request, you’ll need to do some research in your Diary. You’ll want to stick to a cool theme. Switch to a Blue Wrapper and use Focal flowers like Peony, Blue/Light Blue Rose, and Blue Hydrangea. A Blue Ribbon Prop also matches the theme.
This request will unlock the Gallery where you can see snapshots of your completed requests. Click on End Day to move on to Day 3.
Day 3 – Spring
The first customer after opening the Shop on Day 3 is Kota. This time he wants an arrangement shaped like a Mighty Robot.
Before starting on the arrangement, visit Ritus’s Shop and grab the Rubber Chicken Prop. You can also plant a second Seed into the Pot even if you don’t have one for 10 Coins. Return to the Shop when you’re ready to get started on Kota’s Request.
You’ll have to get creative with this one. We used a Gladiolus for the Robot’s frame, Peony for the face, and two Lavenders for the Horns. Two Tulips and two Cocculus can make up the arms. Place it all in a Brown Vase and use two Ribbons and Googly Eyes before turning in the request.
After this, Mr. Ken comes in for a new bouquet mainly in White Tones.
You have plenty of options for this one. Also, make sure you check out Fairy’s Shop for new Flowers to use for the bouquet. Just make sure you add in some matching purple or light blue shades of Fillers to make the bouquet stand out.
The final customer for Day 3 is Ritsu, who wants an Anniversary Bouquet for her parents.
Check your Diary for flowers that match that tone. We ended up going with a base of Red Roses, and some Pink and Orange Roses along with Tulips near the top. Make sure you also add an Anniversary Sign at the top.
You’re done for the day. Click on End Day to move on to the next one.
Day 4 – Summer
Day 4 brings Summer, and with it the first customer that comes in is Kota. He wants a bouquet that looks like his face.
We ended up using two Calla Lilies (obtained from Ritsu’s Garden) for his hair, and a Gerbera with two Googly Eyes for his face, which are his defining features. Use other Flowers to fill up the bouquet and turn in the request.
He gets so happy with the work that he wants to make a bouquet that looks like Miss Puni.
Puni’s defining features are her orange hair and warm-toned clothes. So you’ll want to use orange Focal flowers like Gerbera for the hair and yellow Sunflower, Lily, or Rose for the body. As always, remember to put in the Googly Eyes.
This brings you right to the final customer, Mr. Ken. He wants a Warm-Toned Bouquet with some complementary Neutral Colors for balance.
By now you’ve got plenty of options for designing bouquets for Mr. Ken. We went with two Red Roses, a Red Gerbera, and a Red Poppy for the main part, and a White Lily, a White Cronflower, and a White Tulip to complement them. Make sure you use a Red Wrapper with White Ribbon and some Fillers before turning in the request.
End the day when you’re ready to move on.
Day 5 – Summer
Day 5 starts with Kota asking for a Yellow- Toned Bouquet that looks tasty to a bug.
We used the yellow Boot that we got from Ritsu’s Garden as the container and added Yellow Flowers like Daffodils, Sunflower, Yellow Lillies, Roses, and Calla Lillies to make the bouquet. We also added the Googly Eyes on the Boot to make it cuter, but that’s not necessary.
The second customer is Ritsu, looking for a Birthday Bouquet.
Read the Diary and go with flowers that match the theme. We used some Yellow Roses, Tulips, an Orange Rose, a Yellow Lily, a Calla Lily, and a Gladiolus for the bouquet. Also add a Happy Birthday Sign and a Birthday Card along with plenty of Fillers and Greenery to round it out.
Completing this request unlocks a second Garden Pot in Ritsu’s Garden.
Ma-Chan is the final customer of the day, and she wants a bouquet of One-Sided Love
You have some creative freedom with this one, but your main two Focal flowers should be the Blue and Light Blue Roses. Stick to flowers that represent love or desire for the bouquet, and she’ll be happy with the result.
End the day when you’re done with all the requests.
Day 6 – Summer
Kota is the first customer for Day 6, and he feels bad because of the whole bug mishap. So he wants you to make a bouquet shaped like the Lil’ Fairy.
We used the Paper Cone Container as it seemed to fit the best. Then added two Caella Lilies for the wings and a Gladiolus for the face and the Yellow Lily for the body. Make sure to add in the Googly Eyes.
Next comes Mr. Ken looking for a bouquet that’s mainly in Pink Tones but has some other color accents.
You have plenty of options for this one, but you’ll want to use a Pink Wrapper. You can buy one from Fairy’s Shop. For complementary colors, Blue, Light Blue, or Purple Flowers work well in this arrangement.
Granny is the final customer of Day 6 and wants a Spirit-Repelling Bouquet with an Ofuda attached to it. Use a tabletop container for this request.
Your main flower for this request is the Light Blue Hydrangea, as it symbolises protection and blessing. So make sure you use plenty of this Focal flower. You can also add some White Roses to symbolise purity. Remember to add the Ofuda found in your Props tab.
This brings you to the end of Summer. Click on End Day when you’re ready to move on to Autumn.
Day 7 – Autumn
Day 7 marks the beginning of Autumn, and the first customer for the day is none other than Mr. Ken. He has another date coming up and wants a bouquet of Purple Tones with some other color accents.
We made him a beautiful bouquet of purple Roses, Hydrangeas, Cornflower, and Orchid, and used Statice for Fillers. Unfortunately, we didn’t have a matching Container, so we settled on a Newspaper Wrapper with a small White Ribbon on top of it.
Ritsu came into the shop next, looking for a bouquet to celebrate the Grand Opening of her uncle’s Chestnut Shop.
For this request, you’ll want to use flowers that symbolize new beginnings, cheerfulness, prosperity, and joy. We went with Purple Tulips, Yellow Daffodils, Yellow Gerberas, and a Yellow Lily. Also make sure you add plenty of Fillers and Greenery to round it out. Orange Statice and Daisy work great as Fillers in this arrangement. We used a Brown Wrapper and a Congrats Sign at the top too.
Completing this request unlocks the third Garden Pot in Ritsu’s Garden.
The final customer for Day 7 is Ma-Chan. She has a weird request: a bouquet with a lot of Filler Flowers that’s also heartbreaking.
For this request, you can’t use any Focal Flowers. The bouquet needs to be made entirely out of Filler Flowers. We went with two Purple Bellflowers and Red Salvia, added some Greenery, and used the Paper Cone Container.
Click on End Day to move on to the next day.
Day 8 – Autumn
Mr. Ken comes by as soon as the shop opens for another bouquet. This time he wants a Rainbow Bouquet for an artist that he wants to take out on a date.
For this arrangement, you have to use all shades available. If you’ve bought out all the Roses from Fairy’s Shop, you can set them up in a bouquet and add some Greenery to complete the request.
Granny comes over next and is looking for a tabletop bouquet of her favorite flower: Lilies.
This is a simple request, and we decided to do the arrangement on a Green Tabletop Vase. We used three shades of Lilies and two Yellow Calla Lilies at the base.
Kota shows up as our final customer of the day. This time he brings another sketch and wants you to make a bouquet that’s shaped like a Unicorn.
We went with a White Hibiscus for the Unicorn’s Face and Horn. For the body, you can use a tightly clumped arrangement of White Daffodil, Lily, Peony, and Gerbera. We also added a Bleeding Heart at an angle to make up the Tail. Put all of them in a Kettle and add Googly Eyes to complete the request and end the day.
Day 9 – Autumn
Ma-Chan is our first customer of the day. She wants a Reconciliation Bouquet for her “Make Up Scene” in the story.
We used two White Peonies, a White Tulip, two White Daffodils, and a White Hibiscus as our Focal Flowers. Then, add some Greenery and matching Fillers to complete the request.
It’s time for another one of Kota’s wierd requests. This time he wants an arrangement that looks like a Spaceship.
We used a Paper Cone Wrapper for the Container. Then added the Pink Gladiolus as the base, Yellow Gladiolus as the frame, and an Orange Chrysanthemum as the nose. Then we added two Red Calla Lilies on either side to make up the wings. It doesn’t look exactly like a Spaceship, but it’s close enough to make Kota happy.
Mr. Ken shows up as the final customer of the day. This time he wants a bouquet made entirely out of Greenery.
This one is pretty straightforward. Use a Paper Cone Wrapper and arrange the Greenery in a way you like. We went with three Bells of Ireland, and some Eucalyptus and Boxwood in the background. You can end the day after completing the request.
Day 10 – Winter
Winter begins on Day 10, and Ritsu comes in as the first customer. She wants a Christmas-themed bouquet for her family.
For this theme, you’ll want to use Focal flowers that symbolise joy, positivity, and remembrance. We used Orange Zinnia, Orange Roses, Orange Marigold, and Red Poppy as our main flowers. You can also pick up some Christmas-themed Fillers and Greenery from Fairy’s shop for this bouquet. We also added a Christmas Card and a Red Ribbon as Props on a Red Wrapper.
Next comes Ma-Chan looking for a bouquet that looks like a “Legendary Flower Sword“.
For this request, we made her a multi-layered bouquet of Red Poppy, White and Red Hibiscus, Blue Iris, Purple Cornflower, and Red Gladiolus. It doesn’t really look like a sword, but Ma-Chan doesn’t complain.
The final customer of the day is none other than Lil’ Fairy. He wants a bouquet shaped like Santa Claus.
Since we’re creating a Santa Claus bouquet, we’ll use Red and White Flowers as our Focal. We used Red Roses and Gerbera for the hat, White Chrysanthemum for the beard, and White Hydrangeas and Camellia for the face.
End the day when you’re ready to move on to the next day.
Day 11 – Winter
Granny is our first customer for Day 11. She wants a Congratulations Bouquet for her granddaughter who won an award. Apparently, she is Ma-Chan’s Granny.
This one is pretty straightforward. You have plenty of options. We used the Newspaper Wrapper Container and went with white and orange flowers, as they are often used in celebrations and joyful events. Make sure you add a Congrats Sign on top.
Mr. Ken is our next customer. You’ll have to arrange a bouquet for his wedding with a Giraffe.
Choose flowers that match the theme of the wedding and new beginnings. You can also add a Congrats Sign on top for some flair.
Finally, Ma-Chan walks into the shop. If you’ve been paying attention to her storyline, you’ll know that Hana-Chan is an important character in her Manga. Now you need to design a bouquet for the character.
Arrange a soft-toned bouquet made with red, pink, and blue flowers for this request. We went with Red Roses and Clematis, Blue and Pink Clematis, and Pink Hibiscus. Make sure you add some Fillers and Greenery to round it out. Once the request is done, you can end the day.
Day 12 – Winter
Day 12 is the final day of the Story Mode. After a phone call with Puni’s Mother, Lil’ Fairy walks in. She tells you how your bouquets have brought happiness to the people and asks you to make a final bouquet just for yourself.
So this time, you’re not fulfilling a request. You’re creating a bouquet that’s only for you. So choose whichever flower you want, whichever fillers you want to add, and then click on Send. When you press End Day, you’ll see a final snapshot and the credits will roll.
Congratulations on finishing Puni the Florist.
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Muhit Rahman lives off two things: gaming marathons and endless cups of tea. He writes guides, reviews, and occasionally forgets that real life doesn’t come with checkpoints. His favorite genres are Soulslike and Metroidvania, with Dark Souls III, Hollow Knight, and Dota 2 forever holding top spots on his all-time list.
