Artificial Habenaria

Hairy tubers or long, fleshy roots characterize these plants, which are usually found on the ground. Stem not divided into branches. There are several too many leaves, some of which are lanceolate or oval or elliptic, sheathed at the base. The inflorescence is terminal, one to many-flowered, and it may be single- or multiple-flowered. Green or white flowers with a yellow, pink, or red labellum labellum are unusual.

Care

Artificial plants acquire dust in the same way as everything else with a surface, which means they do it constantly. Swipe a microfiber duster over them in wide strokes once a week as part of your usual dusting regimen. Dust accumulates and becomes more difficult to remove if it isn’t cleaned on a regular basis.