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I’d recommend starting with Gate, the first hint is mainly just an observation to help reduce the possibility space. The hints for Control and Glow are probably not very helpful so let me know if you’d like additional guidance or if there are any assumptions you’d like confirmed/denied.

Gate:

Hint 1 Working backwards, the last step will be to push a moth upwards onto the button. Due to how enclosed the area below the button is, the only way to get a moth into this position is to push it upwards when it is on the tile below the blue flower (just to rule out some other potential options, the wall two tiles left of the blue flower blocks any potential diagonal moves and while you could theoretically get the light on the button to pull the moth up, moving off of the button would immediately push it back down). This makes the goal of the level to get a moth onto the tile below the blue flower while the player is in a position to push it.
Hint 2 Already having an object on your light when you activate the blue flower will force you to push it down, though this general setup looks promising. Is there any way you could get an object over to you after you've already used the blue flower?
Hint 3 There isn't a way to get the light on the upper floor in the 2x2 below the button. How could you get a flying moth to move if you can't get it to see the light directly?

Control:

Hint 1 You can only let the moth see the light for one time step, but there isn't anything that could help block its line of sight. What options does that leave?

Glow:

Hint 1 Once the lizard moves to the lower floor, there is no way back up without leaving the light below, so you'll need to stay on the upper platforms. The moths are also stuck on the upper floor (you could technically put the snow on the button and melt it to try to lower one but that would leave you in a fail state). Note that trying to push the snow downwards is also not helpful since this would trap the light above it with no access to the blue flower. With these constraints in mind, how could the extra moths and block help you melt the snow in a way that doesn't immediately alert the moth above the button?