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Split Philo Hanging Bush, 76cm Real Touch Faux Greenery

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Sale price$85.00
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Lush, draping greenery makes a space feel finished, and this Real Touch Split Philo Hanging Bush is the easiest way to get that layered, lived-in look without maintenance. With 15 branches and a generous 76cm length, it gives you natural volume and movement, perfect for adding depth to shelves, bookcases, kitchen styling, and entry consoles.

The real touch leaves offer a more lifelike finish and feel, making it a strong option for open-plan living areas and high-visibility spots where you want faux greenery to look convincing. Use it to soften hard lines, bring height variation into your vignettes, and add that relaxed, coastal-luxe texture.

Pair it with our faux plants edit for a fuller greenery moment, or style alongside our planters and pots and decor collection to build a cohesive look.

Split Philo is short for split-leaf philodendron, so if you have been searching for a faux philodendron or a trailing philo, this is the one. It also makes a practical gift for a new flat, an office desk or a friend who loves greenery but travels too much to keep it alive. See more in Trailing & Hanging Faux Plants.

Why You'll Love It

  • Real touch foliage for a more realistic finish
  • Full, draping shape with 15 branches for easy volume
  • Ideal for high shelves, hooks, and styling nooks
  • Adds depth and softness to minimalist and neutral spaces
  • No watering, no leaf drop, no mess

Product Details

  • Name: Real Touch Split Philo Hanging Bush
  • Length: 76cm
  • Branches: 15
  • Type: Artificial plant

Care

Gently reshape on arrival to separate branches and create a fuller, natural drape. Dust with a soft, dry cloth or use a cool hairdryer on low. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight to help preserve colour.

Styling Tips

  • Drape over a bookshelf edge with stacked books and a candle for a styled, layered look
  • Use in a hanging planter for instant fullness, especially where real plants struggle
  • Tuck the base into a large pot with other faux stems to create a more natural arrangement
  • Style on a bathroom shelf or laundry ledge to soften tiles and hard surfaces
  • For a more intentional look, mix a few leaf tips forward and let others fall back for depth

FAQs

Is it flexible for styling?
Yes. The branches can be bent and arranged to change the drape and fullness.

How do I hang it?
You can place it into a hanging planter, tuck the stem base into a pot, or secure it with floral wire or cable ties depending on your setup.

Will it look full on its own?
Yes. With 15 branches it has good volume, especially when fluffed and arranged.

Can I shorten it?
Yes. You can trim the stem with wire cutters if needed, or fold and secure the base inside a pot to adjust the drop.

In Short

The Split Philo Hanging Bush is a 76cm real touch faux trailing plant with 15 branches of split philodendron style leaves. It drapes from shelves, hanging planters and pots, and needs only an occasional dust.

Real touch Split Philo hanging bush with draping foliage on a white background
Split Philo Hanging Bush, 76cm Real Touch Faux Greenery Sale price$85.00

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