The flower texture is particularly symmetric. The ellipses are easily visible. Their confocal hyperbolae appear as straight lines so that they lie in some vertical plane (perpendicular to the horizontal 2D observation plane). The focus with crossed polars optical microscope has been made at the apex of the droplet that we called S in the description. The boundaries of the droplet (see Figure 2a) are completely blurred because of the absence of any cover glass slide. The organization of the ellipses inside the droplet is relatively complicated. The flower texture does not seem to be a classical clustering of FCDs. In fact, the physical hyperbolae seem to be directed outwards of the droplet so that the habit cone of revolution with apex M, axis Mt that lies on the physical branches of the hyperbolae is not relevant. On the contrary, we hypothesize that the virtual branches of the hyperbolae have one point of intersection at the apex S of the droplet (see Figure 6). Note that in our case, the physical part of the hyperbolae have not been represented; otherwise Figure 6 would have been too much cluttered.