Water on plant leaves.

Today I decided to continue my photo experiments with the participation of a spray bottle for spraying water droplets and those who took the cool water shower were the indoor plants that fill the windowsill in my mother-in-law's room.

I hope that after this photo shoot the plants were not physically harmed and my mother-in-law was not morally harmed... I think she did not notice what I was doing lol.

So, armed with a camera and a spray bottle I dived under the tulle covering the view from the window and found myself between the tulle and the window glass and in front of me were various kinds of succulents cacti and other plants lined up in a row the names and belonging to families of which I do not know.

The botanical component is secondary here I was only interested in how drops of water would behave on the surface of the leaves of different plants.

This is how drops of water lie on the fleecy surface of the leaf.

On the leaves of the tree-like Crassula covered with something resembling wax water drops stretched out and began to look like young slugs.

But the shape of the water drops does not depend on the angle of growth of the plant leaf because in theory the greater the angle of inclination the longer the drop should stretch but this does not work everything depends on the mood of the water drops lol.

In search of the right angle I got the photo of a beautiful drop of widow that I needed.

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