Evan couldn't help but beam back at Professor Flamsteed, before turning his attention to the moon as she continued the beginning of the lecture. He wanted to make sure he'd observed it completely in order to try to mimic the soft light it emitted in order to recreate for the plants. He wasn't crazy about making perfumes, but at least the science behind it should be educational and fun to do.

Following everyone else into the greenhouse, Evan quickly found himself a work station as Professor Flamsteed went on. He was surprised to hear Lumos was the spell they'd be using, as for some reason he just imagined it would be more complicated spellwork for this part. But he was relieved, because at least using this he was confident in. It was just getting the right lighting. He closed his eyes to envision the light of the moon again, raising his wand and muttering a soft, "Lumos" in order to ignite a soft light from the tip of his wand. It took some time to get to an intensity he was satisfied with and that should be good for the flower before him, and he held it up towards the bloom and monitored. Do this until it bloomed, huh?