6.5ft Artificial Golden Cane Palm Tree, Lifelike Silk Indoor Palm With Three Textured Trunks Flexible Fronds Nursery Planter, Low Maintenance

This is a show stopper! I received several compliments and it gives my room a different and relaxed look.

Very nice ..looks real..easy to set up

The tree is lovely except that one of the fonts was broken off. After deciding to return it for a replacement I realized the packing box was left out in the rain and unusable again. I positioned the broken fond in the back, so now I am stuck with the tree. It really is a nice full tree and except for one glitch, I like it.

Easy to put where you want it. Looks great!

I really like this palm tree. It looks real and it moves with the breeze like a real palm. I can hear the leaves rustle in the breeze and it’s soothing. There’s a lot of little details and colors that make it look authentic and natural. It’s sturdy too, able to handle the Arizona sun and wind just fine. I sprayed it with a sun fabric protectant to ensure that it will keep its color from the hot desert sun. It’s just wide enough to block my neighbor’s view of my porch where I sit and read. I let my Frenchie in the pic to show a size reference.

Honestly wish I had returned it when I had the chance. It’s shiny, sparse and sloppily constructed. Mine looked like something you’d buy at a party store for a themed birthday or Halloween event lol You have to be blind to think this looks “natural”.

I purchased two of the Golden Cane Palms. They arrived in very long boxes. There is no need to attach a top section, as stated in the description. In my photos, the one on the left is how it looked straight out of the box. The one on the right is after I untied the bands, removed the wrap on the bottom, and spent maybe 5 minutes slightly bending the base of each frond. Bending these was much easier than the leaves on the ['Pure Garden 50-10016 Giant Agave Fake Plant'] I bought a few months ago. In my opinion, the palms I have are not as full as the one in the advertising photo- but they look better, a whole lot better, than the spindly ones I found locally in this price range. I cannot figure out how exactly they make the claim of these having "333 palm leaves". I count 5 fronds on the smallest, a few more on the middle size, and 12 on the tallest, totaling about 2 dozen. Each of the fronds has 30-40 individual leaves, depending on size, so the count of those would be far more than 333. The stalk/canes (there are 3) aren't very believable upon close inspection, but they are fine at a few paces back. The fronds wave nicely in the breeze, very realistic looking. I want some ceramic pots to place these in on our deck, then cover with river rocks to anchor them, however I haven't yet found pots I like (and I feel are worth the cost). Since even a gentle wind kept knocking the palms over, I have these zip-tied to the posts for the time being. I noticed that the price has increased 25 dollars since I made my purchase, not sure I would buy two if doing so at the current price.

After getting it out of the box, placing it the room where I wanted it, I was so happy. It looked beautiful and great where I put it. So then I removed the small box at the base of the palm. And low and behold it had mold/mildew in the moss. It quickly filled the whole room and made it stink. I tried to figure out how to contact the seller.... but to no avail. I didn't want to return it because it's so beautiful, i just wanted the seller to know about it. I removed all the moss after spraying it with mold/mildew remover. The next morning I put it out in the sun hoping that if any mold/mildew was still present, the sun would kill it! I'm leaving it outside all afternoon while the sun is the brightest. I don't like leaving negative reviews, but I felt like customers should be aware. I really wished I had opened it in my garage, as I'm still waiting for the bedroom to stop smelling like mold/mildew.