Puzzle Description:

Sorry I could only afford one.

#1: besmirched tea (Besmirched Tea) on Apr 17, 2019 [HINT]

I solved from the bottom, so it was fun to watch the image grow!

One tiny bit of lookahead in the upper right

Excellent

Thank you, Kristen. It's so lovely and dainty.

I solved the same way as BT. Really fun solve, and lovely image. (✬‿✬)

Wonderful image Kristen.

ditto everyone..the leaves look remarkably accurate! And we got thorn-free... ;)

There are two schools of thought, here. One is that the thorns are generally removed on long-stem roses. The other is that the thorns would have to be comically huge at this scale. :)

Found to be solvable with moderate lookahead by infrapinklizzard.

This uses the same logic as smile logic. However, instead of the two ends going in the same direction, they go in opposite directions.

This is also a clear example showing that smile logic is an extension of edge logic. If the 11 in c17 were to all the way up it would leave no room for the 1 in c13. If it were to go all the way down it would leave no room for the 1 in c19.

Don't worry about the lack of thorns, Kristen. <pedantry>Roses don't have 'em. They have prickles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorns,_spines,_and_prickles#Prickles </pedantry>

Don't be sorry you could only afford one. I think one is very romantic.

Lovely. This could have been titled "are red" as a precursor to "are blue"

There was an "...Are Red" https://webpbn.com/play.cgi?id=32356

Mobile platforms' controls are terrible.

Besides, this one isn't even red. :)

I just loved everything about this puzzle...thank you, Kristen.

Thanks! This one was fun to make.

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