Seachem Flourish Glue
Seachem Flourish Glue is a remarkably strong and versatile adhesive that rapidly secures moss and live aquatic plants to aquarium surfaces such as driftwood, rocks, and even gravel. This specially formulated cyanoacrylate gel bonds in seconds and provides exceptional control, hold, and durability in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
It works extremely well for planting bunch plants such as Bacopa, Cobomba and Hygrophila, and for greater functionality and ease of use, it can even be applied underwater. Seachem Flourish Glue is incredibly easy to use. Just apply a small amount to your moss or plant roots immediately before planting to enjoy secure, near-permanent placement and form. While primarily developed for aquatic planting, this versatile adhesive is suitable for a wide range of aquatic setups.
| Product Details |
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| Brand: Seachem Laboratories |
| Package: 2 pieces |
| Application: Underwater use, moss and live plants |
| Environment: Freshwater and saltwater |
FAQ
Can Seachem Flourish Glue be used to attach plants to gravel?
Yes, Seachem Flourish Glue can be used to attach plants to gravel, providing a secure bond for moss and live aquatic plants.
Does the glue need to be applied above or below water?
The glue can be applied underwater, making it convenient for direct use during planting.
Is the adhesive safe for fish and aquatic life?
Yes, Seachem Flourish Glue is formulated for use in aquariums and is safe for fish and aquatic organisms.
Felicity Mitchell –
I used this glue to attach Bacopa and Hygrophila to driftwood. It set quickly and the plants stayed firmly in place even after several weeks. No leaks or fish issues. Highly recommended for beginners and experienced aquarists alike.
Kevin Parr –
The glue works perfectly under water. I applied it directly to the roots before planting moss on a rock. It holds strong and the moss stayed in place without any movement. Very easy to use.
Anna Mackenzie –
Good product for securing plants. It bonds well and lasts longer than other adhesives I’ve tried. A bit messy when first applied, but that’s manageable.
Samantha Ince –
Used it for attaching a large bunch of Cobomba to the substrate. The plants stayed in place and grew well. No signs of weakening or detachment after two months.