Don't really understand why you have FLV Wild Melon as part of the "Cream Base" - But if it tastes good to you, no one can tell you that "you're doing something wrong".
Just don't expect a lot of people to mix it up and provide feedback.

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I will say that I think you can get good results, with half as much complexity. To me it all just seems overly complicated though.

One of my more well-received recipes, Sunmist, uses 12 flavors, and each ingredient has its place in what It tries to achieve. However, its current form slowly evolved from an already complicated orange soda recipe, so I‘ve learned what each element has added (and subtracted) from the experience. There’s nothing wrong with complicated recipes, when you know what each ingredient is doing there. But it sounds like you don’t know why you made the decisions you did, especially on your cream base, and that suggests that some flavors are likely muddying up the potential. It can be way too easy to drown fruit flavors in too many creams. So I guess my main suggestion is to try some tests where you strip down the fruits and the creams so you can distinguish each element; that will likely tell you a lot about what’s actually helping and what might be actually getting in the way. If you’re just making this for yourself, you may not care, but it’s really hard to balance that many flavors, and you’ll need to deconstruct the bases a bit and be willing to experiment if you want to dial in the elements that actually make it sing for you. I like to think about mixing like music. It’s possible to balance a mix with 20 instruments, but it takes a lot more work and you have to know exactly what each part is contributing. Often the most catchy pop music has far fewer instruments that are produced just right.

Finally a recipe i got all the flavors for! (jk but i do lol) If it works for you it works and that's what matters. I do often find myself also adding layer after layer thinking everything might be essential but I tend to give some friends samples of the simple and the complex version of the same recipe and 8/10 times they can't tell any difference. So I think it might be a personal mindset situation if that makes sense

i just started mixing a couple weeks ago and was really amazed by the amount of flavours people were using in their recipes. i saw some with up to ten, and i was using 2 or 3 max in my first mixes and was very happy with the result. i'm mixing fruity flavours though, so i'm sure that has a lot to do with it.

I try to not go crazy adding everything but the kitchen sink in my recipes. I'm more about keeping it simple. If I see long recipes posted, I usually don't ever try them. If they're popular I might but I've made lots of recipes with ten plus flavors that were just muddled messes IMO.

I started mixing my own juice six or seven years ago, and in all that time I've mixed a total of three or four flavors. I found a flavor I liked, spend a few months zeroing in on making it perfect and kept it the same for years. I then stopped vaping for about a year, and then when I started again I couldn't find those flavors so I started making a new favorite. It's a mix of vanilla cup cake and butter cream. That's it, been vaping just that for the last year, and I honestly don't crave anything else. It's excellent, I love it, I buy the flavoring in bulk and I'm set.

http://imgur.com/a/4MAEYkH

Here's the recipe in that image if anyone wants to try it, the numbers are in grams, or whatever measurement of weight, as long as the ratios are the same. The numbers are in addition to the last, so basically you just watch the scale hit the number adding the next ingredient and you're set.

If you do happen to make it give it about three days to steep and, in my opinion it's the best flavor I've ever tried. It is great, right after mixing, but a few days of steeping makes it incredible.

I mixed up a recipe of mine and ended up with around 14 different flavors. Half of the flavors were like supporting flavors to round out a layer. Total percentage was only around 11% but it just looked so weird having 14 flavors. I thought I could find a way to reduce the amount of flavors but I was getting a head ache and the process was just too time consuming and a bit boring. I got a long list of things I want to mix so I put that recipe away to continue another day. Still hasn’t happened

I've got 15 in a purple banana fluffernutter recipe.

There's no rule saying you can't have 20. You do you.

I did in the first few years, but in the past 4 years of mixing I long for simplicity and refuse to write a recipe with more than 7. Typically stick in the 4-6 range.

I admire your resolve in pursuing a very specific result though!

This is the recipe that inspired me to not be afraid to add more ingredients i guess, i haven't actually tried it yet but everybody says it's a delicious pb and j, from Facebook i think
https://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/2965723/Epic+Grape+PB%2526J?fbclid=IwAR2N7Zqj-yzlQVgFB_eHbNbFcs8WOc0ZlC5r_X1ZpbpUdyHMUQ2iVbBwOMw

This honestly looks like the result of playing the Kings drinking game and drinking the result, but in e juice form..

My goal when creating is always 5 or less. I will mix a recipe up to 8. But after that I lose interest.

I get carried away some times. I always end up thinking keep it simple stupid.

you could consolidate and simplify so much in my opinion

I do feel I got carried away buying too many flavors.

As for using, I try to keep it to around 10% and a reasonable amount of flavors.

Carried away with it? I'm sure some folks might say that about a recipe or two of mine, but honestly I don't care how many flavors if it's tasty. If 25 flavors in a recipe gets or keeps you, a loved one, or a friend off of tobacco products then I'm all for it.

Not trying to be a dick, but this isn't really the place for this recipe. Recipe posts that contain significant notes that people might actually learn something from belong here. If you just have a recipe, with just a basic description and no notes, that should go in the monthly recipe thread.