35" Faux Pod Spray Branch Stem Green/Gray

• Real branch movement: the branches grow out open and irregular, the way a cut branch actually does
• Texture without color: 50+ gray-washed pods add interest to an arrangement without fighting your palette
• A designer favorite: one of the stems our team pulls again and again when an arrangement needs line
• Height without weight: 35 inches of reach that stays airy instead of blocking the view across a room
• Shapeable to your needs: the wired branches bend and angle into whatever shape your design calls for
• No upkeep: no water, no shedding, nothing to swap out when the season turns

• Console and entry tables: group three to five in a 14 to 18 inch vase for real fullness where people pass
• Dining buffets and sideboards: the open branching reads tall without crowding the surface
• Mantel vessels: a few stems in a tall vessel give a mantel height and line
• Kitchen island: one or two tucked into a pitcher keeps it casual and textural
• Mixed arrangements: the neutral green-gray settles in behind blooms instead of competing with them
• Dried and neutral mixes: sits naturally alongside grasses, branches, and other textural stems
• Year-round: nothing about the color locks it to a season, so it can stay up through all of them
• Floor vessels: for a tall floor vessel, reach for a generous bunch so it reads full instead of sparse

• Length: 35 inches, tall enough for a console, buffet, or entry vase
• Stem splits at: 16 inches from the base, so it drops into a 14 to 18 inch vase with no trimming
• Pods: 50+ molded pods in green with a gray-white wash
• Leaves: none, the pods run along bare branching stems
• Material: wire and molded plastic
• Color: green with a gray-white wash
• Care: no water, nothing to replace, an occasional dusting is all it asks
• Cutting: trims shorter with a good pair of wire cutters
• Sold as: a single stem, vase not included (1 stem shown in the photo)

What size vase do I need for a 35-inch faux pod branch?

A 14 to 18 inch vase fits it straight out of the box, because the stem stays bare for its first 16 inches before it branches into pods. That bare section seats down inside the vessel while the pods show above the rim. Nothing needs trimming.

How tall is a faux pod spray branch like this?

It measures 35 inches from the cut end to the tip, branching about 16 inches up from the base. That puts it in tall-vase territory for a console, entry table, or dining buffet rather than a short bud vase.

How many pod branches do you need to fill a medium vase?

Three to five stems fill a medium vase with real fullness. One on its own reads minimal and intentional in a narrow vessel. Because the branches spread outward, each stem covers more visual space than a single-bloom stem does.

Do faux branch stems look real?

They look real when the branching is irregular rather than uniform, and this one grows out the way a cut branch actually does. The 50+ pods carry a gray-white wash over green, so the color has variation instead of a flat molded finish.

What are faux pod branches made of?

Wire and molded plastic. The pods are molded and finished in green with a gray-white wash, and a wire core runs through the stem and out into the branches so they hold whatever angle you bend them to.

Can faux branches be bent or cut shorter?

Yes to both. The wire core runs the length of the stem and into each branch, so you can angle them for a natural, just-gathered shape. A good pair of wire cutters trims the stem down for a shorter vessel.

What's the best faux stem for a tall entryway vase?

An open branching stem like this 35-inch pod branch is one of the strongest choices, because the height fills the vessel while the airy branching keeps it from reading heavy. Group three to five for a console or entry vase people walk past daily.

Are faux branches worth it compared to fresh cut branches?

Faux wins on longevity here, since real pod and seed branches dry out, shed, and turn brittle within a season. This one holds its shape and color with no water and no replacing. You set it once and it stays put.

How do you style tall faux branches on a dining buffet?

Group three to five in a tall vessel toward one end of the buffet rather than dead center, so the arrangement reads intentional instead of staged. The open branching adds height without blocking the wall or artwork behind it.

What faux stems work year-round without swapping them out?

Neutral textural branches like this green and gray pod spray carry through every season, because the color doesn't read as spring, fall, or holiday. It layers in behind seasonal blooms in warmer months and holds its own alone in winter.

Can faux branch stems be used outside?

Most of our items hold up outdoors, though keeping them covered from direct weather is always best. Sun will fade the finish over time, the same as it fades anything left outside. A covered porch or entry suits it well.

How do you clean faux pod branches?

Dust with a dry cloth or a soft brush now and then, working from the base of each branch out toward the pods. The molded surface doesn't trap dust the way fabric petals do, so it keeps looking right with very little attention.