19" Faux Real Touch Pink Tulip Stem

• Looks so real people reach out to touch it: silicone-based and matte, never a plastic shine
• As beautiful in two months: real tulips give you a week, this holds the just-picked look for years
• The graceful tulip bend: the wired stem takes the soft droop a real tulip gets a day or two in
• Soft with a little give: the silicone has a gentle, natural texture, not hard plastic
• Shapeable: pose the wired stem into the natural tulip arc however you like
• No upkeep: never opens past this, never drops, never needs water

• Group seven to nine: gather a handful in a clear cylinder for a relaxed, just-gathered bouquet
• Let them droop: pose a few stems over the rim for the natural tulip arc
• Mix into spring arrangements: soft pink among other spring stems
• A single is quiet: group a handful so it reads like a real bouquet
• Pairs with: hyacinth, ranunculus, and soft greenery
• Year-round: it never fades, so display it as long as you like

• Length: 19 inches, tall enough to stand among other stems in an arrangement
• Stem splits at: 5 inches from the base, so it drops into a vase or bud vase with no trimming
• Bloom: one bloom, about 3 inches tall by 1.75 inches wide
• Leaves: two
• Construction: real-touch silicone PE, matte, soft with a little give
• Color: soft pink
• Care: no water, no wilting, holds its look for years
• Sold as: a single stem

What does real touch mean on this tulip?

Real touch is an industry term that means different things from item to item. This tulip is a silicone-based plastic, which gives it a very natural, true-to-life look, the kind people reach out to touch. It is soft with a little give, though it will not feel exactly like a fresh-picked stem. Here, the real touch name is really about how realistic it looks.

How many tulips do I need for a bouquet?

Tulips look best in groups. For a generous clear-cylinder bouquet, seven to nine stems give the relaxed, slightly drooping look real tulips do so well. A single stem is a quiet accent, so gather a handful when you want it to read like a real bunch.

What size vase fits this 19-inch tulip?

It splits about 5 inches up from the base, so a vase or bud vase holds it cleanly with no trimming. The wired stem also cuts shorter if you want it lower.

Does this faux tulip look real?

Yes. The silicone gives a matte, natural finish instead of a plastic shine, and the soft bend mimics a real tulip a day or two after cutting. People reach out to touch it.

Can the tulip be shaped?

Yes. The stem is wired, so you can pose it into the natural arc and graceful droop real tulips take, which is the secret to a relaxed, real-looking arrangement.