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Used these for a vine archway over a door in my home, absolutely loved it! The vines do tend to stick together and get tangled, especially at first. This can make it difficult to separate, but otherwise these seem sturdy and look great! (Lights not included, I had my own)

Pretty color, feels durable, great length and the lights are beautiful. I love how many lighting modes it has. The brightness is soft and perfect and sensory friendly. The light come seperate than the vines which is great. Its Exactly what I’ve been looking for. I thought I would need more vines but this pack is a lot more than I expected. I may add more to hang from the ceiling another time.

We ordered these for a child's birthday party decoration. They looked real and were durable enough to hang in a door with many children passing through. The colors were bright and they were light enough to hang with painters tape. My only complaint was the smell. They smelled a bit too much like sulfur. I ended up having to spray them with a fabric freshener to get teh smell to a tolerable level.

We used these to weave through a vinyl lattice that was mounted 3/4" out from a cinder block wall in our catio (cat patio). When I first unpacked them, I was bothered by a couple of things:1. There's only one pattern of variegation on the leaves; they're all the same.2. The vines do not simulate natural growth; the leaves are attached in staggered pairs; a pair protrudes directly out on one side of the vine; then a few inches away, a pair protrudes out on the other side of the vine. Rinse and repeat.It's a definite noticeable pattern, if you are looking at one segment of a vine that is straightened out. HOWEVER, who is going to display just one vine in a straight line? What I first perceived as a design flaw, I came to appreciate as design ingenuity. The singular variegated leaf pattern and the pattern of attaching the leaves reduces manufacturing costs, which keeps the price down. And any pattern recognition is dissolved once the vines are arranged. In fact, I appreciated that I didn't have to track which was the beginning or end of a vine. They're both the same!So, here are the numbers for our project, which was to cover approximately a 6' x 6' lattice:* We needed 3 packages of 24 vines each, and used about 2-3/4 of the vines -- 65 vines, to be exact.* Each vine has 36 pairs of leaves, so 72 leaves per vine.* 65 vines x 72 leaves = 4,680 leaves* After dragging 4,680 leaves in and out of the lattice, we lost only 90 leaves; that's only a 2% attrition rate!These vines are more durable than expected. We'll see now how long they last outside in partial filtered light in Southern California.

I added the vines to my flower boxes on my terrace, love the way they look

Overall these are fine for the job, the look of them are nice, though I did have a few fall off upon opening. The worst part is the SMELL, I have been airing them out for two days and they still smell like fish sauce a linebackers gouch. Planning to soak in baking soda to neutralize but not sure if I would buy again just based off the smell alone.

My daughter loves these ivy vines to hang in her room or college dorm. Adds some color

so pretty and yes there long