Have you noticed that in a house you've visited, or maybe in your own home, at the center table of your living room sits a pot of multi-colored flowers? Your florist may have spent hours or maybe even days just trying to dress up your centerpiece to make it perfectly beautiful.
Chances are the flower could be a Ginger Flower, Calatheas, a Stormanthea, Musa Banana, Heliconias, Plumeria Proteas, Passifloras, Nerium Oleanders, Orchids, Anthuriums, Cordyline Terminalis, Cannas, Cactus, or some sort of Tropical Vine.
These are the most common decorative tropical plants you can find in houses or offices you visit.
Since these silk exotic tropical plants are primarily used for decorative purposes, silk plant dealers usually employ the services of an expert florist, or a person who has a high creativity when it comes to flower arrangement, to give you the best, long-lasting, beautiful silk plant.
Whether you bought a real plant or the silk kind, you probably have to spend the same amount but in the long run, the silk plants help you from having to replace fresh plants.
You don't have to worry about balancing the amount of water and sunlight your plant is taking in, and surely these synthetic plants do not wilt and die.
To maintain its life-like appearance, you simply have to occasionally clean it by wiping of the dust that it incurs over time.
By wiping it with a wet rag, you can make the plants look clean and new.
Silk tropical plants usually come with a vase as part of the decoration.
These vases come in different shapes and sizes and are used to help enhance the beauty that the plants already give to the room.
The florist chooses the best accessory, adding zest to the decorative factor of the silk plants.