Seachem Flourish Glue - Pflanzenkleber

No one likes a floater, certainly not a serious aquaristscaper like moi, oh no no no, that wont do! I set up a new aquascape recently, using co2, tropica plant substrate etc, a massive java fern, 8 various anubias varieties from small to massive, water sprites, crypts, rotalas and a few more other plants and all was well until i did my first big water change, nearly all my plants floated to the top, and after occurring the day after and the day after that, i decided to glue ALL my plants, not just the java ferns and anubias plants, which were fine as they were glued onto a huge piece of bogwood, but my rotalas have barely any roots yet, and the crypts just wanted to dance along the bottom of the tank, so i found small dark stones to match the substrate and glued 4 or 5 stems of rotala to one stone, and bingo, i repeated this several times with about 25 rotala stems and planted them all together in a big group, the same with the crypts and other plants. I am sure they will root now that they are more stable in the substrate, now all i need to do is buy several pots of monte carlo and split the pots in maybe 2 or 3 so the plants root more quickly. On the whole, this glue is alright, it does dry white but not a problem when using epiphytes on wood or rocks as you only need a small amount of glue, the plants will dig in soon enough, so top marks for this product, certainly helped make my tank look much better than it did at first, awesome =)

Genius stuff, sticks a treat. I have used it to aquascape and now have wood and stones with plants attached which looks cool in my opinion. Yes the purest scapers out there will be appalled at this 'scaping cheat' but who cares, its great for beginners like me. Only downside is it dries WHITE so be careful with placement or you will get ugly white blobs in tank. Not a problem with moss etc as this will grow over it in time and you wont see the white. Have attached anubias, java fern, crips and moss and they are looking great. Have also stuck stones to others when making hardscaping slate caves etc. Easy to use, I did stick my fingers together at one point but that just adds to the fun, right? (seriously it came off easily enough under warm water)

Ideal. Does what iit says.

I normally use cotton thread or thin fishing line. This product helps in those hard to tie areas so that’s a big plus point. This is also good if your attaching moss to anything, rocks and wood. A few things which I don’t like is that you can see whiteness where the glue was used. This would eventually get grown over but until then it looks odd and it’s unsightly. I would recommend this product and this seller. This cuts down a lot of time in attaching plants to your projects.

Bought for a broke aquarium ornament - quick to bond, very secure and strong adhesive but use only small amounts - any excess will remain tacky so cover with plants or sand/gravel. Trusted brand, reliable and safe to use. Excellent prices from this seller and fast delivery. Thank you! Seachem products are the best on the market, highly recommend this brand.

Not a great product

A bit difficult when using to secure spider wood together, but does the job. Works incredibly when securing plants. Just a message for others who may be new to using this product, it is water-activated.

I used this product to attach Anubis mini and weeping moss to rock and wooden roots in my aquascape , also used it to glue some roots together to make a structure . Bonded really well , everything is still in place and it's not affected the plants in any way . Brilliant product for aquascaping and totally fish friendly . I highly recommend this product .