Artificial Large Ficus C Style Custom Height Exibition Hall Foliage
Tree Natural Looking Technique No Light Plant
product Name | Artificial Large Ficus C Style |
Item No. | 303118 |
Material | Leaves:fabric or anti-UV plasticTrunk:fiber glass Base: standard plastic pot |
Height | can be custom made |
Color | Evergreen as the picture |
Advantage | Lifelike,super power of anti-fading, durable, easy to care |
Usage | Indoor decor:living room, patio, office, market, store, |
Place of Origin | Guangdong,China |
Real plants deteriorate over time, especially if placed in
less-than-ideal conditions, often turning into a brown, unsightly
mess for you or the cleaning and maintenance staff to clean.
However, no matter how long you leave an artificial tree standing,
it will maintain its appearance and remain bright and
fresh-looking. Areca palm trees are a good example of this; though
long-lasting, slip-ups in their care will kill the plant. That’s
why hotels are now opting for artificial palm trees.
Safety should be a primary concern when purchasing anything for a
home, and though artificial plants don’t rank very high on the
“fire hazard” list, caution is advised. Real trees can become a
fire hazard when they dry out, and the difference between a dead
houseplant and a fiery element usually lies in a small series of
unfortunate events. Luckily, modern artificial trees are made of flame retardant materials — they melt but do not burst into flames.
Many people are actually allergic to products and by-products of
plant life, some of which happen because of the mold that lives on
the trees. This plant-infesting mold thrives and multiplies swiftly
when they’re displayed in a closed environment, such as our homes.
More than 50 different molds are known to live on indoor plants,
and while most of them are harmless, some may cause cold-like
symptoms and asthma attacks. Luckily, artificial trees don’t have
these issues, and they’re a safer bet if you or any other member of
your household has asthma or some type of allergies.
Live plants, such as fiddle-leaf fig trees, dracaena, and banana
tree houseplants, require adequate maintenance to retain their
health and pleasant aesthetics. On the other hand, Yucca requires
very little maintenance in terms of watering, but it’s mildly toxic
to humans and pets, which makes it somewhat dangerous.
Boxwood topiary trees and eucalyptus trees maintain themselves
reasonably well but require other types of maintenance, such as
trimming. However, there’s virtually no maintenance associated with
artificial plants and trees, apart from the aforementioned dusting
from time to time.
