Flowers

Flowers is a bright, laid-back NetEnt slot that trades the usual fruit and gems for a garden of cheerful cartoon flowers, and it has stayed a comfortable favourite with Canadian players since its 2013 release. It plays in Canadian dollars at the casinos listed on this page, and while plenty of players still search for the Flowers slot or the Flowers RTP, it is above all a friendly, good-looking game. The art is soft and colourful, the tempo is easy, and its defining feature is the way each flower can appear as a single symbol or as a double, keeping every spin busy without any added complexity.

How Flowers plays

Flowers uses a 5 reel, 3 row grid with up to 30 paylines that you can set to suit your budget. The standout mechanic is the double symbol: every flower can show up on its own or as a double that counts as two of the same symbol, so one reel position can fill a line with as many as ten matching flowers. A wild substitutes for other symbols to complete wins, and a separate scatter triggers the free spins round. In free spins the wilds arrive stacked across whole reels, and any win you collect there is lifted by a 3x multiplier. Nothing about it is complicated, so it plays smoothly on desktop and mobile alike.

Flowers RTP, volatility and max win

The Flowers RTP is 96.32%, right around the NetEnt average and a fair number for a slot of this era. The volatility is best described as medium, so you can expect a balanced blend of smaller line wins and the odd larger hit when the double symbols and stacked wilds come together. The maximum win is listed at 15,000x your stake, so the top outcome pays fifteen thousand times whatever you wagered on that spin rather than a fixed cash amount. That ceiling is realistically reached only through the free spins round with its 3x multiplier, so most play is about steady entertainment.

Playing Flowers in Canada

How you play Flowers depends on where you are in Canada. Ontario has a regulated online market overseen by iGaming Ontario and the AGCO, so players there use locally licensed casinos, while players in the rest of the country generally use offshore-licensed sites. Either way you can play in Canadian dollars, and it is sensible to confirm an operator's licensing for your province before you register. If you just want to try the game, the free demo above runs in your browser with no account and no deposit, which is a good way to learn the double symbols and free spins first.

Is Flowers worth playing?

Flowers is worth a spin if you enjoy a relaxed, attractive slot with a genuinely distinct core feature instead of a high-pressure chase. The 96.32% RTP is solid, the double symbol and stacked wild combination keeps things varied, and the medium volatility makes it approachable for most budgets. It will not suit players after extreme variance alone, but as a likeable NetEnt classic it has held up nicely. Whatever you decide, keep it fun and play only with a budget you are comfortable with, and read our responsible gambling guide if you ever want to set limits or take a break.