  This is the second of three papers on the geometric and combinatorial
characterization of global Sturm attractors which consist of a single closed
3-ball. The underlying scalar PDE is parabolic, $$ u_t = u_{xx} + f(x,u,u_x)\,,
$$ on the unit interval $0 < x<1$ with Neumann boundary conditions. Equilibria
are assumed to be hyperbolic.\\ \newline Geometrically, we study the resulting
Thom-Smale dynamic complex with cells defined by the fast unstable manifolds of
the equilibria. The Thom-Smale complex turns out to be a regular cell complex.
Our geometric description involves a bipolar orientation of the 1-skeleton, a
hemisphere decomposition of the boundary 2-sphere by two polar meridians, and a
meridian overlap of certain 2-cell faces in opposite hemispheres.\\ \newline
The combinatorial description is in terms of the Sturm permutation, alias the
meander properties of the shooting curve for the equilibrium ODE boundary value
problem.\\ \newline In the first paper we showed the implications $$
\text{Sturm attractor}\quad \Longrightarrow \quad \text{Thom-Smale complex}
\quad \Longrightarrow \quad \text{meander}\,.$$ The present part 2, closes the
cycle of equivalences by the implication $$ \text{meander} \quad
\Longrightarrow \quad \text{Sturm attractor}\,.$$ In particular this cycle
allows us to construct a unique Sturm 3-ball attractor for any prescribed
Thom-Smale complex which satisfies the geometric properties of the bipolar
orientation and the hemisphere decomposition. Many explicit examples and
illustrations will be discussed in part 3. The present 3-ball trilogy, however,
is just another step towards the still elusive geometric and combinational
characterization of all Sturm global attractors in arbitrary dimensions.
