Common containers and bases include decorative plastic pots and white or black matte planters; shaped planters (e.g., strawberry-shaped); hard PP planters injected with cement and other cement-weighted bases for stability; and framed polystyrene supports used for canvas or framed fruit art.
Example sizes from product listings include small tabletop clusters around 3.15 inches high, small planters about 12.2–12.4 inches, framed wall art around 22 inches, and floor fruit trees roughly 59–72 inches tall. Product data in these listings do not specify a broader typical size range beyond these examples.
Some fruit decorations include built-in LED lighting with multiple modes and a remote control and require 3 AA batteries. Many other items list no power or battery requirement and operate as non-powered decor.
Faux fruit pieces emphasize lifelike finishes: glossy, richly colored fruit surfaces; realistic seeds and sculpted leaves on shaped planters; visible leaf venation and textured trunks on faux trees; and molded polystyrene surfaces to mimic real fruit color and texture.
Assembly is generally simple—many trees connect in two parts and may need twig/leaf reshaping; party toppers typically require adult assembly and no tools. Maintenance is low or maintenance‑free for most faux pieces (no watering required).
