We present an experimental setup that allows easy visualization of single f
ingers formed by double diffusive convection. This setup consists of a drop
( containing water and two solutes) that is injected at the bottom of a di
sh filled with water. The gravity-driven expansion of the drop induces a to
roidal bulk ow of the surrounding water. This ow straightens and confines t
he fingers horizontally and quasi two-dimensionally. An extremely low diffu
sion coefficient of one of the two solutes (a surfactant in our case) cause
s unusually stable configurations. This stability is robust within a wide r
ange of concentrations. Wavelength measurements agree well with theoretical
estimations.