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Artificial Areca Palm brought to you by Blooming Floret, also known as golden cane palm or bamboo palm is native to eastern Madagascar. It is a popular houseplant with minimum care & maintenance required. Its beautiful upright foliage will definitely add charm to your space and act a beatiful backdrop as well. Areca Palm is considered lucky and brings positivity, wealth & peace. You can gift this beautiful plant to your dear ones as well.
What’s in the Box : Blooming Floret Artificial Areca Palm containing the 12 leaves a stem along with a plastic pot. The leaves, stem & the pot will be separated, you just have to fix the leaves to the stem and then fit the stem into the pot with some artificial soil or with some beautiful pebbles & stones in order to hold the plant’s stem steady inside the pot. You can also place it in a planter of your own choice to match it up with the interiors.
Look & Feel : The leaves of this plant are made up of Dry polyester material with a long-lasting feature. It is also very light-weighted and easy to handle. It gives a feel of paper flower. Hence giving a long-lasting shine just like a real plant. The stem & pot holds together to give a natural look to your interiors.
Care & Maintenance : Our faux plant is easy to handle as it doesn’t require water & care like an actual plant. This makes it hassle-free for you to make it a part of your home or office decor and give your place a natural look. As it is dustproof in nature, you hardly require to clean it with the help of a dry/wet cloth. This is one of the reasons that makes our product long-lasting.
Amp up your Interiors : Our faux Areca Palm plant is a perfect choice for you to amp up your interiors whether it is your home or workspace. You can place it in any corner of your place whether it be your living area, office, dining area or even your bedroom, and it will definitely take your interior space to a next level. It is a great option to gift to your dear ones. You can also pair it with other plants to give a more tropical look.
