Our mission

Our nutritious serum is a protected recipe and a world premiere. It contains vegetal nutrients and a fluorescent pigment which are naturally absorbed across the stem to the petals.

The fluorescence can be seen thanks to a low source of blacklight. The pigment bioaccumulates and marks the internal structure of the flower, which explains the patterns observed at night !

It's a real esthetic innovation, praising the vegetal beauty.

• How long does it take to absorb the serum ?  

It depends on the species. On average, 10 minutes are enough to observe the first luminous effects and 6 hours are necessary for the maximum effect.

If the marigold can absorb the serum in just 2 hours, it takes 6h for roses and up to 12 hours for chrysantheme species.

• Does the effect wear off ? 

No, and it's the power of the Aglae's nutrient ! After the absorption, the fluorescence integrates the plant cells. Even though you add water, the effect does not wear off.

• What type of flower can I use ? 

More than 95% of flowers with whites, bright or two-tone petals work, whether it is garden flowers or from the florist. Our laboratory choose for you : the roses, marigolds, anastasia, chrysantheme and freesia to ensure best effects.

• Is it possible that a flower does not absorb the serum or just a little ?

It's really rare : if the flower is not fresh enough or if it has been treated chemically. If this happens, leave the flower out of the water during 1 hour to make it thirsty and then put it back in the serum.

If you can, favor the flowers from your garden rather than those of the florist.

• Is the blacklight harmful for human eyes ? 

No ! The LED from Philips brand that we use is one of the best. It passed all the regulatory standards and it is not harmful. Moreover, our illuminating soliflore is designed so that the light beam is diffuse and towards the flower.

In the Greek mythology, Aglaé is the vegetal goddess, she represents our innovation's allegory.

Change the vase water every day to keep it clean.

Keep the flower as fresh as possible, in an low dry environment.

You can also cut 1 cm of the stem (beveled ends), once every 3 days.