If some plants or the crafting table still look like vanilla after you enable the pack, the cause is usually load order or a texture reload. Work through these checks in order.
Check pack order
1. Open Options, then Resource Packs.
2. Look at the Selected list. Packs higher in the list override packs below them.
3. If you also use a general texture pack that changes plants or the crafting table, move Gothiclily's Flower Pack above it.
4. Click Done and check the affected blocks again.
You can also keep another pack's crafting table on purpose. To do that, move that pack above the flower pack. Then look at your flowers again, because that pack may now cover some of them too.
Reload and recheck
- Press F3 + T in a world to reload all resource packs without restarting.
- Make sure the pack is in the Selected column, not just sitting in the folder.
- Look at more than one plant of each type. Some textures have two or three variations, so two flowers of the same kind can look different. That is expected and does not mean anything is broken.
Using shaders
Shaders need a loader such as Iris or OptiFine. Resource packs still load alongside them, but heavy lighting or color effects can make the new plant details harder to see. To confirm the pack itself is working, turn shaders off briefly and look at the plants again.