Artificial Banana Plant Musa - 80cm
Artificial Banana Plant Musa - 80cm
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Product Description
The banana plant, or Musa, originally comes from Southeast Asia, where it stands for lush growth and tropical luxury. The 80cm artificial version brings that same powerful, exotic presence into your home, without the fuss over light, warmth and care that a real Musa demands.
Why choose the artificial Musa banana plant?
The Musa is a striking plant, with big leaves that catch the eye straight away. A real banana plant is hard work in practice: it needs plenty of light, warmth and water. The artificial version is the carefree alternative. The leaves are reproduced realistically, with soft veins, lovely shifts of colour and a natural shape.
Where do you put the artificial Musa banana plant?
Put it in a sturdy pot in the living room, hallway, office or conservatory for a proper jungle feel. Because it doesn't need light, it also does brilliantly in rooms where real plants don't survive, such as bathrooms, corridors or offices without daylight. And of course the artificial Musa is completely safe for children and pets.
How do you care for the artificial Musa banana plant?
The artificial Musa asks almost nothing of you. An occasional dust with a dry cloth or feather duster keeps the leaves fresh and lively. Don't use damp cloths or cleaning products; the material is designed to stay beautiful for years without any extra care.
Would you rather have a real plant?
Would you rather have a real Musa, or are you looking for other tropical houseplants? Then take a look at our extensive range of more than 500 houseplants and outdoor plants.
Specifications
| Delivery | Delivered in a nursery pot |
| Height | 80 cm |
| Pot Size | 16 cm |
| Poisonous | No |
| Packaging | Securely packed in a box designed for shipping plants |
| Maintenance | None |
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