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Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree, 90cm / 1.5m / 1.8m Faux Plant

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Important note: As this is an oversized item, it will incur an oversize freight fee. Please get in touch before you order so we can provide a custom freight quote for your location.

Bring nature indoors, no watering, no stress. Our Faux Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree delivers the bold, sculptural look of a large statement plant without the upkeep. Deep green polyester leaves are paired with flexible wire branches so you can shape the canopy to suit your space. Pop the base into a planter or basket and, if you like, top with real soil or moss for an ultra-real finish.

The fiddle leaf fig is also known as the fiddle-leaf fig tree, banjo fig or by its botanical name, Ficus lyrata.

Why You'll Love It

  • Convincingly real: layered leaves, natural veining, and a full canopy.
  • Shapeable branches: bend and fluff for the perfect silhouette.
  • Low maintenance: no light, watering, or shedding.
  • Three sizes: 90cm, 1.5m, or 1.8m to suit your space.
  • Lasts for years: quality materials designed for everyday living.

Product Details

  • Material: polyester leaves, wired stems, weighted base.
  • Finish: deep, true-green foliage with realistic sheen.
  • Style: multiple stems for a lush, organic silhouette.
  • Sizes: approx. 90cm, 1.5m, 1.8m (allow minor variation after shaping).
  • Care: dust with a soft cloth or a quick cool-air hairdryer pass.
  • Placement: indoor use only, keep away from direct heat sources.

Styling Tips

  • Slip into a sculptural planter (try a 28-35cm diameter for 1.5-1.8m trees) and top with moss or stones for a gallery-finish look.
  • Pair with a textured basket for relaxed, coastal styling.
  • Layer beside a console table with books and a ceramic lamp to add height and balance.
  • Group with a smaller faux plant for depth and a collected feel.

A faux tree is a generous gift for a new home, a new office or anyone who loves greenery but travels often, since it needs no watering while they are away.

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Trade & Bulk

We offer trade pricing and bulk discounts. Email us with your project details and quantities.

FAQs

Is the planter included?
No. The tree arrives with a weighted base so you can style it in your own planter or basket.

How do I make it look full?
Gently bend each branch out and stagger leaf layers. Step back and adjust until the silhouette feels balanced.

Can I use it outdoors?
It is designed for indoor use. If placed on a covered porch, keep away from direct sunlight and moisture to prolong life.

What size planter should I choose?
For 90cm, a 20-24cm planter works well. For 1.5-1.8m, choose 28-35cm with some height to anchor the scale.

In Short

The Faux Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree by Artificial Flora is a multi-stem artificial Ficus lyrata with deep green polyester leaves, wired shapeable branches and a weighted base. It comes in three heights, approximately 90cm, 1.5m and 1.8m, and is for indoor use in your own planter or basket.

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