Artificial Golden Cane Palm Tree — 6 ft, Black Pot

Artificial Golden Cane Palm Tree, Black Plastic Pot

$349.00 CAD

Realistic, Nature-Inspired

Low Maintenance

Suits Homes and Commercial Spaces

UV Resistant Options

Realistic detailing. Hand-set, multi-tone foliage on a natural or fibreglass-reinforced trunk, built to read as real from across a room.

Low maintenance. No watering, feeding, pruning or repotting. A light dusting every few months is the entire care routine.

Materials. No soil, no pollen and no sap.

Built for commercial use. Sized and specified for lobbies, restaurants, offices and event spaces.

Made to order. Larger trees are built after your order is confirmed, so allow the lead time set out in our Shipping policy rather than next-day dispatch.

Freight for oversized pieces. Tall trees and multi-unit orders ship by freight and we will arrange a delivery window with you.

Unboxing. Foliage is compressed in transit and will look flat on arrival. Bend the branches outward from the bottom up and fan the foliage, ten to fifteen minutes per large tree. This is normal, not damage.

Return unused items in their original packaging within the period set out in our Returns policy. Because foliage is shaped by hand after unboxing, a fanned-out tree can still be returned, just repack it carefully.

Products are covered against manufacturing defects in construction, trunk mounting and foliage attachment. See our Returns policy for the period. Gradual fading from prolonged direct sun is not covered, including on UV-stabilised items. UV treatment slows fading, it does not stop it.

Measure your ceiling height and subtract at least 30cm so the canopy is not compressed against the ceiling. For a room corner, 1.8m to 2.4m usually reads well.

For double-height lobbies and atriums, go taller than instinct suggests, because undersized trees disappear in large volumes. Unsure? Send us your dimensions before ordering and we will tell you honestly which size fits.

Product Description

Short answer: a 6 ft faux golden cane palm — golden cane and Areca are both common names for the same species, Dypsis lutescens — in one size, with a plastic pot.

Golden cane palm is simply Areca palm under a different name, and both refer to Dypsis lutescens. If you're comparing palms across listings and the names don't match, check the botanical name or visual style rather than assuming a different name means a different plant — we carry the same species under both names in our range.

What are the exact dimensions and materials?

Height / Size	6 ft
Foliage material	Not specified
Trunk	Not specified
Pot	Plastic pot
Leaf count	Not specified
UV rating	Not specified
Placement	Indoor
Species	Golden cane palm — the same species as our range's Areca palm listings, Dypsis lutescens
Assembly	Detachable, compressible packaging for shipping

Artificial golden cane palm, or a real one?

	This tree	Live golden cane (Dypsis lutescens)
Light required	None	Bright indirect light most of the day
Common issue	None	Spider mites and browning frond tips through a dry Canadian winter
Cost, year five	Nothing further	Frequently replaced at least once

What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?

This palm ships detachable and compressed to save shipping volume — expect the fronds folded flat against the trunk, needing to be opened out by hand before it looks like the photographs. Separating and angling palm leaflets one frond at a time takes longer than shaping a broadleaf tree.

Inspect the pot and the trunk before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.

Who should not buy this?

Direct outdoor sun. This palm is best suited to indoor use.
Anyone who needs the foliage material or leaf count confirmed. If that matters to your decision, our Areca-named listings for the same species publish more construction detail.

Common questions

Are golden cane palm and Areca palm the same plant?

Yes. Golden cane palm and Areca palm are both common names for Dypsis lutescens, the same species — we carry it under both names in our range. If you're comparing palms across listings and the names don't match, check the botanical name or the visual style rather than assuming a different name means a different plant.

What is this palm's pot made of?

A plastic pot.

Can I put this palm outside?

This palm is best suited to indoor use. For a spot with direct sun, choose a UV-rated model instead.

Why Choose This Piece

What separates it from a generic artificial plant

Hand-set foliage

Leaves are layered by hand in varying tones, because real foliage is never one flat shade of green.

Real trunk construction

Natural wood or reinforced fibreglass trunks, depending on the tree.

Built for real conditions

UV-stabilised options are intended for sun, chlorine and salt air, conditions that are hard on living planting. UV treatment slows fading; it does not stop it.

Sized for commercial spaces

Sized and specified for hotel lobbies, restaurants, offices and event spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

From arm's length it is difficult to distinguish from a living tree. The trunk construction and multi-tone hand-set foliage do most of that work. Up close, under direct inspection, you will be able to tell. We would rather say that plainly than overpromise.

Measure your ceiling height and subtract at least 30cm. For a standard room corner, 1.8m to 2.4m usually reads well. For lobbies and atriums, go taller than instinct suggests, because undersized trees vanish in large volumes. Send us your dimensions and we will advise before you order.

Only if it is from our UV-resistant range. Check the product title and tags. Indoor-rated pieces can go under permanent cover, but will fade faster in direct sun. UV stabilisation slows fading substantially; it does not defy physics.

No watering, feeding, pruning or repotting. Dust settles on foliage the way it settles on a bookshelf, so a light dusting or gentle wipe every few months keeps it sharp. That is the entire care routine.

Foliage is compressed for transit, which is expected, not damage. Starting from the lowest branches and working up, bend each branch outward and fan the foliage until the canopy fills evenly. Large trees take ten to fifteen minutes and it is worth the time.

Yes. Volume pricing is available for designers, hospitality groups and commercial fit-outs, along with custom heights and finish matching across multiple sites. See our Wholesale & Trade page to start an enquiry.