What Do You Call Fake Plants?

While it's easier than ever to buy live plants online, sometimes, despite our best intentions, those live plants turn out to be dead plants. Artificial plants—fake plants, silk plants, artificial leaves, or whatever you want to call them—offer a solution. They never outgrow the pot, the leaves never droop and turn yellow, and there's no need to worry about watering or fertilizing. They are also safe for pets and children.

Every plant has its own unique shape, and fake plants are no exception. Placed in a corner, they can fill the entire space and become the focus of every corner. So if you feel like a certain space in your home is missing something, just put a fake plant.

The quality of fake plants varies. Well-made fake plants are comparable to real plants in terms of shape design and degree of simulation. Of course, the price is correspondingly higher. You can buy two or three good ones and place them in important places in your home, such as the entrance, living room, and dining table.

There are also great benefits to using artificial plants.

When decorating your home, plants can bring you as much emotional satisfaction and relaxation as any other furniture and soft furnishings. If you grow a lot of real potted plants indoors, you will have to spend a lot of effort and effort to maintain them, and they will also attract insects. Moreover, it will be very inconvenient when you return home after traveling for a few months. Once you do not take care of them, they will immediately fall apart. Loss of life.

Like any live plant, artificial plants make a room feel vibrant and welcoming, and we doubt anyone will know the difference once they're displayed on a beautiful plant stand or placed on a high shelf. If you want something a little subtler, we've found some small options like succulents and agave plants - generally speaking, plants that naturally have hard, waxy leaves are good candidates for artificial foliage, so succulents are A safe choice. We've also found larger options for those who aren't afraid to go all out, including a large banyan tree and a unique split-leaf monstera.