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A floor standing artificial fiddle leaf fig with a slim trunk and large glossy violin shaped leaves, supplied with a pot. The foliage is polyester, which holds the leaf shape and the deep green better than lighter fabrics do.
A fiddle leaf is the tree most people want and cannot keep alive. This is the version that looks the same in a north facing room, a hallway, or an office where nothing green has ever survived.
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Fiddle leaf figs sulk over drafts, watering and the wrong window. This one holds the same shape and the same deep green in a north facing room, a hallway or an office nobody opens the blinds in.
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Big, broad, faintly ribbed and glossy enough to catch the light. The polyester holds the violin shape properly, which is what separates a convincing fiddle leaf from a flat green cutout.
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5 ft, 6 ft or 7 ft, chosen for the ceiling you actually have. The 7 ft is the one that draws the eye up a tall wall and makes a room read as finished rather than furnished.
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Three: 5 ft, 6 ft and 7 ft. Pick against your ceiling rather than your floor space, because a fiddle leaf is a vertical tree and most of its effect happens above head height.
Yes, it is supplied with a pot, so it stands on its own the moment it is unpacked. If you already own a planter you like, it will happily sit inside that instead.
Polyester, which holds the broad violin leaf shape and the deep green better than lighter fabrics do. Up close the leaves have the faint ribbing and slight curl that make a fiddle leaf recognizable.
Indoors, standing on the floor. It earns its place in exactly the spots a real fiddle leaf fails: a dark corner, a hallway, a rented apartment with north facing windows, or an office where nobody would remember to water it.
Wipe the leaves with a soft dry cloth every few weeks. Because the leaves are large and glossy, dust shows on them sooner than it does on a fine leaved plant, and a quick wipe brings the shine straight back.