
Artificial Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree — 4 to 6 ft, Black Planter with Weighted Base
4 ft – 6 ft (122–183 cm)
From $319 CAD — request a quote
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Illustrative room scene$429 CAD — Canadian delivery quoted
An artificial fiddle leaf fig tree with a textured, wood-effect trunk, offered at 160 cm and 180 cm. It ships pre-planted in a plain black grower pot with a moss top, designed to nest inside a planter of your own, for indoor display.
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Request Canadian DeliveryA faux Ficus lyrata with a textured, wood-effect trunk, in two heights, 160 cm and 180 cm. It ships pre-planted in a plain black plastic grower pot with moss on top, designed to nest inside a ceramic pot, rattan basket, or planter you already own.
This fiddle leaf fig is sold as a plant-plus-grower-pot combination rather than a plant-plus-decorative-pot one — a genuine point of difference from the finished black or white decorative planters most of our other fiddle leaf figs ship in. If you already have a planter in mind for the room, this is the more flexible way to buy the tree.
The trunk is textured and wood-effect, with a natural branching structure — a convincing faux-wood finish rather than genuine timber. The foliage is glossy, layered, and shows natural-looking veining.
| Heights available | 160 cm (about 5.2 ft) · 180 cm (about 5.9 ft) |
|---|---|
| Foliage material | Not specified; glossy, layered leaves with natural veining |
| Trunk | Highly lifelike, textured wooden-look trunk with natural branching. Not real wood. |
| Pot | Plain black plastic grower pot with moss top, designed to nest inside your own decorative planter |
| Leaf count | Not specified |
| Canopy width | Not specified |
| UV rating | Not specified |
| Placement | Indoor; suits living rooms, entrances, studies, offices, lobbies, cafes and hotels |
| Assembly | Arrives pre-planted |
| This tree | Live Ficus lyrata | |
|---|---|---|
| Light required | None | Bright indirect light, six hours or more. Most Canadian rooms cannot supply that from November to March. |
| Pot situation | Plain grower pot, nest into your own planter | Same — most live nursery plants also arrive in a plain grower pot |
| Cost, year five | Nothing further | Frequently replaced once or twice |
| Maintenance | A damp cloth every two months | Watering, feeding, repotting, pest control, rotation |
The grower-pot approach is one this tree shares with a real nursery plant — you supply the decorative pot either way. That makes the artificial-versus-real comparison here more about the tree itself than the presentation.
Every tree on this site ships compressed, and this one arrives pre-planted in its grower pot with the branches folded in. Open the canopy out by hand before nesting the pot into your chosen planter — it is considerably easier to shape the tree with the grower pot exposed than after it is already sitting inside a decorative container.
Shipping damage is the single most common complaint in this category — cracked bases, bent trunks, crushed pots. A plastic grower pot is less likely to crack than a concrete or ceramic one, but inspect the trunk base and the moss covering before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.
It arrives pre-planted in a plain black plastic pot with moss covering the base — a grower pot, the same kind a live nursery plant ships in, rather than a finished decorative planter. It's designed to nest inside a ceramic pot, rattan basket or planter you already own. If you want a tree that ships in a finished decorative pot, several other fiddle leaf figs in our range include one.
No. It's a highly lifelike, textured wooden-look trunk — a faux wood-effect finish rather than genuine timber. If a real timber trunk is what you're after, our olive trees carry one; this fiddle leaf fig does not.
Both sizes fit a standard 8 ft ceiling with roughly two feet of clearance above the canopy — 160 cm is about 5.2 ft, 180 cm is about 5.9 ft, so neither approaches ceiling height in a typical room. The taller size gives you more presence in the room; the shorter one is the better value on a per-centimetre basis.
Yes — the tree is designed for it. It ships in a plain black grower pot specifically meant to be nested inside a decorative planter of your choosing, whether ceramic, rattan or something else. This is a more flexible approach than a fixed decorative pot if you already have a specific planter in mind for the room.

4 ft – 6 ft (122–183 cm)
From $319 CAD — request a quote


5.2 ft
From $389 CAD — request a quote


4–7 ft
From $229 CAD — request a quote

7 ft (210 cm)
From $459 CAD — request a quote
It ships in a plain black plastic grower pot with a moss top, meant to nest inside a decorative planter of your choice rather than being the finished display pot itself.
No - it's a textured, wood-effect finish rather than real wood, built to read as bark from normal viewing distance without the weight of a real timber trunk.
Within the 160 to 180 cm range (about 5.2 to 5.9 ft), either size suits a standard living room with 8 ft ceilings. Measure the spot's width too, since the canopy spreads as it fills out.
Yes, the grower pot is designed to nest inside a separate decorative planter, so you can swap in your own without disturbing the tree itself.
The leaves are glossy with layered natural veining, which is what reads as realistic from normal viewing distance. We don't have the leaf material itself named beyond that description.
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