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Most plant picks and air-plant heads are small—many are listed around 2.8–3.7 inches tall. One grass-style head is shown at about 1.6 x 2.8 inches.

These faux succulents and air plants are made from flexible PE plastic and finished with a flocked coating (flocking) to create a dusty or farina-like appearance.

Unpotted picks are made with pointed stems so they can be pushed into foam, sand, or soil—making them easy to place inside glass terrariums or other arrangements.

Picks are often sold in multi-packs (for example, a 10‑pack of flocked succulents), while glass terrariums are typically listed as single-piece units.

Many items have a flocked or frosted coating. Color tones shown include muted grey‑green, frosted blue, and accents with a coral gradient.

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