Review on 🌿 Stunning 3' Ficus Silk Artificial Trees - Lifelike 36in Green Décor by Amy Dockery

looks amazing! My house is decorated in a conservatory style, but I don't have the lighting to grow such a huge beautiful tree indoors. That tree was just a ticket. If you approach a tree, say 4 feet, and look directly at it to see if it's real or not, you can tell it's fake. However, from a distance (except to someone with superhuman eagle eyes) it looks real. I love it when I have a fan on and the leaves move as naturally as they do in the street breeze. I will buy another one of these! People keep complaining about the tiny pot it comes in but I don't know why. Everyone has a different taste and interior design style. You'll want to place this tree in a pot that complements your decor. If they ship it in a larger jar, it costs more too. The little pot is perfect. Mine didn't break and only a few small rocks were scattered. Here's a tip: take a large decorative pot to plant a tree in it. Place bottled water and canned food in the pot to support the tree from the bottom and sides. Have baby wipes, antibacterial ointment, a can opener, flashlight, and garbage bags ready. Cover it with a square of cardboard cut to fit the opening of the pot. You can put river rocks or spanish moss on top of the cardboard. Not only do you now have a very strong support for your beautiful tree, but you have just braced yourself for a temporary loss of energy/water. People always want to run away from a big storm, but you don't have to!