Wholesale Faux Succulent Terrarium Kit | Boho Home Decor Gift SALE

Artificial succulent terrarium plants, faux air plants, flower holder, minimalist home decor, plant themed gifts, unique plant accessories, boho aesthetic, desktop garden, cottagecore style Kit includes 52 assorted Artificial Succulents. 4 pieces Let me tell you about the time I killed a cactus. Not just wounded it or made it slightly unhappy – I murdered it through sheer incompetence. It was supposed to be "unkillable," the salesperson assured me, perfect for someone who once forgot they owned a goldfish until the smell reminded them. That's when I discovered these faux succulents, and suddenly I became the kind of person who has "a green thumb," which is what people say when they see my terrarium collection now. Nobody needs to know they're faker than my enthusiasm at office parties.These artificial air plants come with their own little glass homes – terrariums, if we're being fancy about it. I've arranged mine on my coffee table like some sort of botanical crime scene, each one preserved in its eternal, plastic perfection. The containers are what really sell it though. Some are geometric, very modern art museum gift shop. Others are round, like snow globes for people who find snow too festive. You can create entire miniature landscapes without ever touching soil, which is perfect because soil reminds me of mortality and also gets under my fingernails.The beauty of fake plants is that they never judge you. Real plants can sense fear and incompetence – I'm convinced of this. They wilt dramatically when you forget to water them, like Victorian ladies with the vapors. But these artificial succulents maintain their composure no matter how much you neglect them. They're the emotional support plants for people who need emotional support to keep plants alive. The terrarium containers transform them into living art that isn't actually living, which feels like a metaphor for something but I'm not sure what.I've given these as gifts to friends who kill plants faster than I kill conversations about cryptocurrency. "It's foolproof," I tell them, and they look at me with the gratitude usually reserved for organ donors. One friend arranged hers into what she calls a "desktop zen garden," though it looks more like a tiny apocalypse survivor's greenhouse. Another uses them as centerpieces for dinner parties, where guests compliment her green thumb while she pours wine and winks at me conspiratorially.The containers themselves deserve recognition. They're not just glass boxes – they're miniature theaters where these faux plants perform their eternal show of being alive. Some have cork tops, others are completely open, allowing you to rearrange your artificial Eden whenever the mood strikes. You can add decorative stones, tiny figurines, or just leave them pristine and minimal, like a Scandinavian's fever dream.What I love most is how these make everyone feel successful. Kit includes 52 assorted Artificial Succulents. 4 pieces of 13 different styles.