Blooming Artificial - Ficus Tree Artificial Plant, Large Fake Plant in Pot for House and Indoors, Year Round Decorative Realistic Faux Foliage (Variegated) (150cm/ 5ft)

Looked at many artificial trees and this is by far the best. Really great thick 'foliage' and realistic.

Amazing quality for the price - very realistic. Can’t keep a real plant alive in main bedroom - south facing, full height windows - temp tops 95 degrees on a hot sunny day!This is an ideal alternative - finishes off the room and can’t die😀

It needed quite a bit of unfolding to release the branches, several leaves were curled up, and I'm hoping time will rectify this with exposure to sunlight. It's in quite a small pot, so a bigger one is needed to place it in to give it a balanced look, and to ensure it doesn't topple over.

I ordered these two trees which had a special promotion for two. I couldn’t get it to work so emailed the contact provided. Such a great quick service as I had to order each separately it came to more money. Sarah who was emailing me refunded the difference and I received them the next day. I’ve never had such a quick service. The trees are lovely they will replace two thread bare ones I’ve had for years outside. They are 5ft so remember to measure the size you want as these are quite tall which I wanted. Great indoors or outside. I thread solar lights around them, they look great at night. Remember to spread the leaves out as they are flexible to bush it out after being in the box. Even the courier was nice 😉👍 definitely recommend and I’m a fussy devil 😉😉😂 They will be put in nice pots with sand to weigh down and stones on top.

Very realistic looking Nice shape and size

This is a very nice, realistic looking plant and certainly worth the money in my opinion. The packaging was in tact (for once!), but these artificial plants are tough and durable and seem to withstand some pretty rough treatment from delivery firms. The vulnerable part is the small pot they come in (usually weighted with some set cement in the bottom) and this can often be damaged or broken. However, this isn't too big a deal, because the two most important things to do are first to put it into an attractive, larger pot filled with anything you like, but topped off with stone, bark or something similar and then spend some time distributing the branches to take on the typical shape that a real plant would have. The simplest way of doing this is to Google in the name of the plant (e.g. Ficus Variegated) and to check out the multitude of pictures and images that come up. This will give you a good idea on how best to shape your plant. Once done, this really gives a most pleasing result. I have now purchased a total of four large artificial plants through Amazon in the last year (all different and from different suppliers) and have been pleased with the end result for all four, but only after taking the time and trouble to carry out the above.

Amazing tree, looking very nice.

I'm happy with the acquisition of this Ficus tree, but not so impressed with the value for money. I feel this is considerably overpriced.