5ft Faux Areca Palm Tree 60" Tropical Paradise Palm Tree Tall Artificial Plant Large in Pot Decorations for Indoor Home Office House Living Room Bedroom Decor Perfect Housewarming Gift 1pcs

It looks absolutely real. Good quality and great addition for your home

Beautiful and looks real. It came with a black pot but we purchased a white pot separately for it.

Love the product

Excellent quality

Product is not identical which shown in advertisements in respect or colour, texture, size of leaves, overall quality of the product is not good.

It’s realistic. Pot is of a good size. Once you ruffle the leaves they look good.

Good product Gold product. Good material leaves and it’s 3feet 9inch Must buy

Not worth ₹6900. The trunks were mentioned 15 but I can count only 12. Would have given 5 star if the cost was half. The leaves do look a bit real so gave 3 stars for that and height is also correct thatsl is 6ft 7 inch.

This is beautiful. The leaves are easy to attach and are different shades... lighter for newer leaves. The leaves are easy to bend into more natural poses. The only thing to mention is that the plant is top heavy. I had to place in a bigger pot with stones to stabilise it. Excellent for the price though.

このお品はハイクオリティです！ 以前安さと本物みたいとのレビューを信じて海外サイトで購入したものはどこが本物みたい？？とガッカリしたのでやはりAmazonのものは信じられます！ 良いお品物です。

First thing to say is that I had already returned 3x trees of this type from another seller as they had said it was realistic etc etc. It looked like a child’s toy or something, awful and it smelt of heavy plastic. So …. What would these be like…. I am very impressed. The box caught me out. An order of 2x 48 inch high trees as one order ( 2 items for the one quoted price in one box ). The box measured 27 x 7 x 6 inches. So at the time I’m thinking - where is the second box ??. However, one box does it. As we know from the advertising, these trees are put together by the end user which did worry me as I thought “ how realistic can they be if …. “). Putting the trees together could not be easier as long as you have common sense and if you have an artistic bent it will definitely help. As example - most people ( I will suggest ) will push the branches into place so that they are facing outward. However, remember that you will then be bending them into the shape you wish to create. As you will see ( from life or the photographs ) the palm leaves hang over and lay themselves down towards/into a flat shape to catch the sun and grow. So if you start off with the leaves facing forward, then after you bend them into shape they will be upside down and be facing the floor. That is just a simple example of thinking things through before you start. You will also notice that the leaves come in 2 shades of green. Again this is due to the real plant leaves are darker when first showing themselves and become a lighter shade of green as they get older and are soaking up the sun. So remember to push the darker shade leaves on the shorter stems ( in real life the stems only just showing themselves as they are growing ) and then one or two darker towards the top and the lighter leaves on the taller stems. Having done all that, if your plant is against a wall you can bend the stems / leaves at the back through to the front which will create the affect of a bushier plant with more foliage at the front. So you probably realised all that for yourselves. I just thought I would share my thoughts. Having done all of that for myself, I am so happy. These particular palm trees from this particular seller are brilliant and look like I have lovely plants in my bedroom - ( not a load of plastic tat !!). Buy in confidence. I have no connections with this seller or the manufacturer other than buying as a customer on Amazon. If I want any similar ideas in the rest of my house I will definitely buy these again. Brian. UK. 05/11/2024

Just as described & excellent value for money

They sat in the full sun all summer last year (3 months) and they faded to sort of a blue-green that's not natural looking so I wouldn't really say they are "fade resistant". I misted with dark green spray paint and they look better. Now, bringing them out for summer #2 - after putting them in storage and protected all winter, they are totally losing their leaves everytime you touch them or even look at them. They now look like stalks or scarecrows and have to go in the trash. So... they are NOT UV resistant at all as claimed. One summer (Arkansas - so not brutal) is all you will get out of these if left in sun by the pool etc., but if you are good with only getting 3 months out of them, they will look passable for that long.