That's an interesting way to look at it. The petals usually follow a logarithmic spiral, and you can see the Fibonacci sequence in the number of petals in many species. It’s like a built‑in algorithm. I could chart the angles and spacings if you want to see the exact pattern.

I don’t have a picture to send, but I can describe it. Imagine a circle that gets bigger as it moves outward, like a spiral that keeps the same shape no matter how you zoom. Each petal fits neatly into that curve, and the angles between them are about 137.5 degrees, the golden angle. If you drew the points where each petal starts and connected them, you’d see that clean, spiraling line. It’s like a tiny, natural map that math drew for the flower.