[Faline]

To put it simply, frost flowers are flowers made of frost. More accurately, frost flowers are nothing like that, so let’s put it technically instead: they’re buildups of ice particles around the base of certain plants and types of wood. When the temperature outside the plant is below freezing and the temperature within them is not, then water is pulled to the surface in a process similar to transpiration. This leads to a fragile chain of ice being pushed outward, which ends up forming sprawling, delicate formations. So they’re not exactly flowers—more like leaves, if anything—but they’re just as pretty to look at, and at least twice as cool.

[butterfly]

Damn that is really cool

[Arkoquisa]

I saw this one time. Living in the sub tropics it never really gets too cold, although you always feel far colder than it is due to the humidity. One day the high was around 28, one of the coldest days I've ever seen it. I walked out into the woods and found many of the small heat loving plants along the road like this, I took some hope and placed into the freezer so I could continue to look at it

[knuggy]

[RoseWhiteRoseRed]

coool. the 5th one looks like a snowflake

[Darkest Angel]

[kellyhound]

beautiful

[MeMyselfandI]

[Rocketman1112]

nice

[oreon333]

some do not even look like frost, but cool