Magic and Unique Flower That Becomes Transparent When Wet

Magic and unique Flower that becomes transparent when wet ... have you ever heard of or know this magical flower? Yes, it is true, there is a kind of flower which if in a dry state, it is white and beautiful as the other flowers. However, if exposed to water, such as rain, its white petals will turn into transparent. So the appearance like flowers of clear plastic or glass, with the existing frames on the petals that form lines.

The magical and stunning flower was named Diphylleia Grayi, a type of white flowers which have petals that will turn into beautiful transparent when in contact with water. During rain drenched flowers, petals are white at first and then turned into transparent so that the flowers look like a glass flower. This flower is also called "frame flower", because when transparent, its appearance is like flowers that are composed of  frames.

This plant can be found growing in moist wooded mountains in the cold regions of Japan and China and the end of the spring bloom. Diphylleia grayi can be recognized from the large leaves as umbrellas are surmounted by a small group who experienced a pearl white flowers magical transformation in the rain.

The Appearance of Magic Transparent Flower

For more details, let's see the magic and unique flowers on the pictures below.
Note, these flowers are white initially clean. Because the water-wet, white petals turn into very clear transparent. Because transparent, stripes veins on the petals be seen very clearly.......

Thus info about a magical and unique flowers that can be transparent when exposed to water. Read also info about orchids are very unique because of its very similar to humans and animals. There are orchids that resembles a monkey face, there are orchids that like a duck to fly, there are even orchids that are similar to the female with wide hat. Surprisingly, there is also its partner orchids- orchid which looks like a man. If you've never seen it before, please read also 6 Most Unique Orchids In The World.

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