Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate fake plants. It's healthy to care for something that can't care for itself. I remember that each time I internally groan at the idea of having to water the plants.

Enabler.

Best post of the night!

Trader Joe's. Very cheap And last a while.

IKEA has good real ones too.

If you don't want to get a real one how about a nice framed oil of an orchid? Or a nice pot with something easy to care for?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate fake plants. It's healthy to care for something that can't care for itself. I remember that each time I internally groan at the idea of having to water the plants.

Enabler.

Lol!

Oh Jeez ignore the pp's.

Fake is just fine. I think it would look nice especially during winter. Just make sure it's the only fake one in the house.

If it makes you smile go for it!

Anonymous wrote:I hate fake plants. It's healthy to care for something that can't care for itself. I remember that each time I internally groan at the idea of having to water the plants.

Enabler.

I hate fake plants. It's healthy to care for something that can't care for itself. I remember that each time I internally groan at the idea of having to water the plants.

Fake is tacky, not being able to keep one alive for a few months is tackier.

Def get real...there are tricks to watering them which you can google, I've kept some for many months (I'm sure they can live longer than that but I don't have a green thumb). Yes, fake is tacky.

The real ones in the supermarkets are inexpensive and hold up well. I've got one going since Mothers' Day and it still looks magnificent.

Gross

I am sure there are nice ones though I find fake tacky.

You can find very well done fakes.

I love the look of a nice orchid behind my couch on the table but they don't live forever. Is a fake one too tacky? Are there fakes that are worth the price?