The diagram below shows the life cycle of a flower and the various stages it goes through.

The diagram illustrates

development

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the development

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of a flower reported as a life cycle.

Overall

, the process involves eight cyclical stages, commencing with

seeds

being planted, turning into a sprout and culminating with fruits generated on the plants.

Additionally

, having completed all these steps, the lifecycle will

then

begin again. The most logical point to start at is the

seeds

planted and watered by hand.

The next step is

when the

seeds

germinate, forming their roots at the bottom,

Subsequently

, they grow up into sprouts with longer roots and higher bodies above the ground level. Over the course of approximately seven days, they turn into seedlings which have some leaves and are ready for the next steps. Once the buds have been formed on the top of the plants' bodies, they bloom into flowers and

then

fruit. After that, the fruits are naturally discomposed and leave the

seeds

on the ground. The whole process begins again when people collect those

seeds

and plant them back into the ground.