Fächerpalme Kunstpflanze 150cm

Marsoni

M251S

$140.00

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Fächerpalme Kunstpflanze 150cmVorteile einer Fcherpalme Kunstpflanze Knstliche Pflanzen sterben nie Knstliche Pflanzen sind hypoallergen Knstliche Pflanzen lassen sich leicht nach deinen Wnschen gestalten Knstliche Pflanzen behalten immer die gewnschte Gre Knstliche Pflanzen brauchen keine Pflege und knnen berall stehen Abmessungen Fcherpalme Kunstpflanze Hhe der knstlichen Pflanze: 150cm Durchmesser der knstlichen Pflanze: 110cm Hhe des Topfes: 16cm Durchmesser des Topfes: 18cm

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2000