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fake fiddle leaf fig plant Nearly Natural 3ft. Artificial Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree with Handmade Cotton & Jute Woven Basket DIY KitUnleash your inner designer with our 3 DIY Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Kitno green thumb required! This all in one set includes a lifelike faux fiddle leaf fig, a handmade cotton & jute woven basket, plus everything you need for assembly in under five minutes. Horticulturally crafted with ultra realistic, glossy vinyl leaves and a sturdy, textured trunk, this budget friendly dcor piece adds a tropical touch to any room without the hassle of watering or
Unleash your inner designer with our 3′ DIY Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Kit—no green thumb required! This all-in-one set includes a lifelike faux fiddle leaf fig, a handmade cotton & jute woven basket, plus everything you need for assembly in under five minutes. Horticulturally crafted with ultra-realistic, glossy vinyl leaves and a sturdy, textured trunk, this budget-friendly décor piece adds a tropical touch to any room without the hassle of watering or pruning. Perfect for living rooms, home offices, entryways, and gifts for teens or craft-loving families.
Why You’ll Love It
- Effortless Assembly: Complete in six simple steps—NO tools required.
- Realistic Details: Each of the 45+ deep-veined leaves is hand-shaped; the faux trunk mimics natural wood grain.
- Stylish Planter: The removable cotton & jute basket (12″ W × 10″ H) brings warmth and texture to modern or boho interiors.
- Flexible Styling: Bendable branches let you customize shape and fullness to suit any corner or tabletop.
- Maintenance-Free: UV- and fade-resistant materials retain vibrancy indoors for years.
What’s Included
- 3′ Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree: Pre-assembled trunk with 6 branch clusters and 45+ leaves
- Handmade Cotton & Jute Woven Basket: 12″ diameter × 10″ height, removable liner
- Support Materials: Rectangular cardboard insert, high-density Styrofoam block
- Covering: 2 oz. Spanish moss for a natural finish
- Instructions: Step-by-step guide; estimated assembly time: 5 minutes
Specifications
- Overall Height: 36″ (tree + basket)
- Basket Dimensions: 12″ × 10″ H
- Leaf Count: 45+ PVC leaves with realistic veining
- Branch Count: 6 bendable PVC-wrapped wire branches
- Trunk Material: Polypropylene resin with textured finish
- Basket Material: 60% cotton, 40% jute; removable plastic liner
- Weight (assembled): 4.5 lb
- Recommended Use: Indoor only; dust monthly with a feather duster or soft cloth
Designer & Care Tips
- Designer Tip: Add river rocks or crumpled kraft paper under the moss for extra stability and height variation.
- Realism Hack: Steam branches lightly to soften leaf creases and enhance lifelike sheen.
- Cleaning: Gently wipe leaves and basket once a month; avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
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★★★★★ 5
I love VSI on Kindle
Format: eTextbook
The thing is they take a long time to read because of the look up feature. It's like reading a book in the Library of Congress.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2020
★★★★★ 5
There are few who are capable of telling the story ...
Format: Paperback
There are few who are capable of telling the story of plate techtonics including critical details. Peter Molnar is one of those chosen few who can deliver such a story succinctly and precisely.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017
★★★★★ 5
Very nice, but very short, book on the subject.
Format: Paperback
This is a very nice, but very short, book on the subject. I learned quite a bit and enough to delve into structural geology and related subjects.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2015
★★★★★ 4
Excellent 120 pages book on a complex subject.
Format: Paperback
I thought this was an excellent 120 pages book on a complex subject. It discusses a variety of subjects besides the title of plate tectonics and which are related to it: continental drift, oceanic seafloor spreading, fracture zones, subduction of tectonic plate edges, faulting, the creation of mountains and plateaus, earthquakes, volcanism, oceanic magnetic anomalies, and the locations of concentrated metallic ores. The text is accompanied by almost 40 sketches and diagrams elaborating on the discussions provided in the text.
The book also introduces the grand concepts of Earth geology such as the mantle, lithosphere, and asthenosphere. It also provides a short history of the development of the concept of plate tectonics.
Finally, the book provides specific detailed descriptions of the formation of major mountain ranges and plateaus such as the Himalayas, the Tibetan Plateau, Tien Shan, the Tarim Basin, the movement of Eastern Asia, the Andes, and the western US mountain ranges. It also gives a short description of the movement of India from the eastern edge of the African Plate to the Eurasian Plate over the past 90+ million years.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023
★★★★★ 2
Books like this have to be leavened with a human dimension ...
Format: Paperback
This book is too technical for people who are new to the subject of plate tectonics. In fact, I think it is fair to say that if you can understand this book you don't need to read it but if you need to read it you won't understand it. Books like this have to be leavened with a human dimension in the form of stories about people. This book has such stories but they are very brief and tend to get burried under the tecnical detail. There are other books in the "A Very Short Introduction" series which give far more accessible introductions to plate tectonic (e.g. "Earth Science: A Very Short Introduction"). I would suggest that anyone who was entirely new to the subject should read one of them instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2016