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I’m working on a fun geologic oddity video which covers a specific lake in Oklahoma which contains “crystalline roses”! I have physically been to this site before, and collected several of these unusually shaped crystals.

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Anonymous

Are they slow growing? I suppose they don't suffer from greenfly or require much pruning? Seriously though, geology becomes even more interesting with every one of your posts. Thank you.

geologyhub

They most likely completely formed 250 million years ago. However, they could be still slowly growing right now

Anonymous

Oh wow I can literally drive 30 minutes to Alabaster Caverns and pick some of these up. Nice to see you have some! :D Which makes me want to make a request. Could you explain how the Alabaster Caverns formed for us viewers in a video? :D