Forty artificial-plant listings read on 6 October. On this shelf the variant label at the end of the title is the only field that explains the price.
Amazon truncates a search title at about ninety characters, and on this shelf everything that explains the price sits after the cut. Three ASINs here carry the identical title - a Dekorly 18cm lavender pot, "Set of 1" - and the identical 604-rating pool, at Rs. 259, Rs. 279 and Rs. 279. Open the product pages and the only difference is a trailing label: White Color Pot, Bougainvillea, Small Chrysanthemum. The two that are not lavender are the two that cost more. We read 40 listings and bought none of them.
Every price below was pulled from Amazon on October 6, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Amazon coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Three listings share a title, a stated Set of 1 and the same 604 ratings at Rs. 259 and Rs. 279 - and two more share a title, 13,828 ratings and a pack count only one of them states.
The lavender variant of a Dekorly 18cm faux flower pot, at Rs. 259.
Why it earned its spot One of three ASINs sharing a title, a stated Set of 1 and a single 604-rating pool.
The (1, Bougainvillea) variant of the same listing, at Rs. 279.
Why it earned its spot Identical title, identical review pool, Rs. 20 more - and the photograph is not lavender.
The (1, Small Chrysanthemum) variant of the same listing, at Rs. 279.
Why it earned its spot The third of three, at the same Rs. 279, and the photograph shows chrysanthemums.
A Dekorly eucalyptus set at Rs. 299, titled "(Set 0F 8)".
Why it earned its spot The variant that states its quantity - eight pots, Rs. 37.38 each.
A second Dekorly eucalyptus ASIN at Rs. 369, titled "(Matka Multi Color)".
Why it earned its spot Rs. 70 more than the eight-pot variant, and its title does not say how many you get.
A six-pot set, a leaf bunch, a vine, a lily and a floor palm all print the same stated MRP, and sell beneath it at Rs. 252 to Rs. 629.
A stated 6-pack of small faux potted plants at Rs. 252.
Why it earned its spot Fourteen listings here share a Rs. 999 ceiling; this is the cheapest of them.
A faux monstera and turtle-leaf palm bunch at Rs. 261, stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot Nine rupees above the cohort floor at the same 74% badge.
A stated 12-piece faux pampas grass bunch at Rs. 268 against Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot Third seller, same ceiling, 249 ratings.
A hanging artificial ivy and money-plant vine at Rs. 270, stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot 925 ratings, and a product with no pack count stated at all.
A stated single lily bunch at Rs. 298 against a stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot The best-rated card in the cohort at 4.3 stars, on 246 ratings.
A small faux potted greenery plant at Rs. 329, stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot The second-largest rating pool in the read, at a 67% badge.
A stated 60cm artificial rose vine garland at Rs. 329, stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot The same price and badge as the card above it, on a thirtieth of the ratings.
A faux rubber plant with pot at Rs. 365, stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot 1,842 ratings, 63% badge - exactly the shelf median.
A large tropical palm floor plant at Rs. 629 against a stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot 2.5 times the cohort floor's price under the identical ceiling, at half its badge.
One listing states an MRP 14.82 times its price. At the other end, a Rs. 5,999 plant is discounted by one rupee and the four-figure listings carry single-digit rating pools.
A stated 4-foot artificial bamboo with pot at Rs. 2,699, stated MRP Rs. 40,000.
Why it earned its spot A stated MRP 14.82 times the selling price, badged 93% - the shelf's outlier by a mile.
A stated 5-foot artificial pink bougainvillea at Rs. 5,999 against a stated Rs. 6,000.
Why it earned its spot The dearest listing in the read, discounted by one rupee.
A stated 5-foot artificial grove ficus, without pot, at Rs. 2,999.
Why it earned its spot The deepest badge among the expensive listings, with almost no evidence behind it.
A stated 4-foot artificial Canadian maple, without pot, at Rs. 3,999.
Why it earned its spot A four-figure price at a badge 39 points under the shelf median.
A stated 4.5-foot artificial lush fiddle plant, without pot, at Rs. 4,699.
Why it earned its spot One rating, of one star - printed here as the listing prints it.
Rs. 149 twice for two different products, a pack of two at a stated 45 cm, Amazon's own brand at a tidy 2.00x ceiling, and the shallowest badge on the shelf.
A stated 8-foot artificial money-plant leaf garland at Rs. 149.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest listing in the read, at a 50% badge on 389 ratings.
An artificial money plant with a white apple-shaped pot at Rs. 149.
Why it earned its spot Identical price and badge to the shelf floor, on a twenty-third of the ratings.
A stated pack of 2 artificial vine plants with small pots, 45 cm, at Rs. 223.
Why it earned its spot One of the few listings whose title states both a count and a size.
Amazon's own-brand artificial plants with pot at Rs. 299, stated Rs. 599.
Why it earned its spot A 50% badge from a 2.00x ceiling - the tidiest stated MRP on the shelf.
A stated 18-head artificial areca palm leaf bunch at Rs. 321 against Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot Closes the page with the shallowest badge at the cheap end of the shelf.
Four rules, all drawn from the 40 listings this search returned. First: read to the end of the title, on the product page rather than the tile. The search tile cuts off at about ninety characters, and on this shelf the variant label and the pack count live past that cut - three listings here look identical until you reach "(1, Bougainvillea)" and "(Set 0F 8)". Second: treat a shared review count as the seller telling you these are one product. Three ASINs share 604 ratings and two share 13,828; where you see that, the cheaper variant is one click away in the variant selector, and on this shelf it was Rs. 20 and Rs. 70 cheaper. Third: divide by the stated count, and refuse to divide when there is no stated count. Rs. 299 for a stated set of eight is Rs. 37.38 a pot; Rs. 369 for a variant that states no count cannot be compared with it at all, and counting pots in a photograph is not a specification. Fourth: ignore the badge and look at the ceiling. Fourteen listings here share a stated MRP of Rs. 999 while selling at Rs. 252 to Rs. 629, so the badge measures the price; one listing states Rs. 40,000 against a Rs. 2,699 price, which is 14.82x where the rest of the shelf runs 1.00x to 4.19x. The deepest badges here sit on the cheapest items and the four-figure plants are badged 0% to 50% on rating pools of one, two and three. We bought, unboxed, counted and measured nothing.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 259, the lavender | Rs. 259 | Rs. 999 | 74% |
| Rs. 279, not lavender | Rs. 279 | Rs. 999 | 72% |
| Rs. 279, not lavender | Rs. 279 | Rs. 999 | 72% |
| Rs. 299, set of 8 | Rs. 299 | Rs. 999 | 70% |
| Rs. 369, count unstated | Rs. 369 | Rs. 999 | 63% |
| Rs. 252, same MRP | Rs. 252 | Rs. 999 | 75% |
| Rs. 261, same MRP | Rs. 261 | Rs. 999 | 74% |
| Rs. 268, same MRP | Rs. 268 | Rs. 999 | 73% |
| Rs. 270, same MRP | Rs. 270 | Rs. 999 | 73% |
| Rs. 298, same MRP | Rs. 298 | Rs. 999 | 70% |
| Rs. 329, 3,811 ratings | Rs. 329 | Rs. 999 | 67% |
| Rs. 329, 128 ratings | Rs. 329 | Rs. 999 | 67% |
| Rs. 365, same MRP | Rs. 365 | Rs. 999 | 63% |
| Rs. 629, 37% badge | Rs. 629 | Rs. 999 | 37% |
| Rs. 2,699, MRP 40,000 | Rs. 2,699 | Rs. 40,000 | 93% |
| Rs. 5,999, 0% badge | Rs. 5,999 | Rs. 6,000 | 0% |
| Rs. 2,999, 3 ratings | Rs. 2,999 | Rs. 6,000 | 50% |
| Rs. 3,999, 24% badge | Rs. 3,999 | Rs. 5,250 | 24% |
| Rs. 4,699, 1 rating | Rs. 4,699 | Rs. 8,000 | 41% |
| Rs. 149, shelf floor | Rs. 149 | Rs. 299 | 50% |
| Rs. 149, same price | Rs. 149 | Rs. 299 | 50% |
| Rs. 223, pack of 2 | Rs. 223 | Rs. 600 | 63% |
| Rs. 299, amazon basics | Rs. 299 | Rs. 599 | 50% |
| Rs. 321, 36% badge | Rs. 321 | Rs. 499 | 36% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and review count on this page was read on 6 October 2026 from amazon.in's own search results for 'artificial plant', logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. Forty listings returned a price, 39 a stated MRP and 36 a review count; 24 are seated.
Amazon's search tile truncates a title at about 90 characters, and on this shelf the variant label and the pack count sit at the very end. We opened five product pages directly to read the untruncated titles behind the Rs. 259 / Rs. 279 trio and the Rs. 299 / Rs. 369 pair, which is the only way the finding can be stated safely.
Three ASINs here publish the identical 604-rating pool and two publish the identical 13,828. We report that Amazon shows the same pool on each, which is how it displays variants of one product. We did not buy them and do not claim they are physically identical - the photographs plainly differ.
One listing in this read costs Rs. 70 more than its sibling and states no pack count anywhere in its full title. We did not count pots in its photograph and present that as a specification: we report that the count is published on one variant and not the other, and that a per-pot comparison is therefore impossible.
The fourteen listings sharing a Rs. 999 stated MRP, the median price of Rs. 330, the median badge of 63%, the median MRP multiple of 2.56x, the 24 listings under Rs. 400 and the eleven listings from the one expensive seller are counted across the full read rather than the seated cards.
'Realistic', 'lifelike', 'premium', every stated height in feet or centimetres, every stated head, piece and pot count and every material description on this page is the listing's own printed word, reproduced as printed. Nothing was bought, unboxed, measured or compared with a real plant.
In this read of 40 listings on 6 October 2026, the shelf ran from Rs. 149 to Rs. 5,999 with a median of Rs. 330, and 24 of the 40 sold under Rs. 400. Small potted plants, bunches and vines clustered between Rs. 149 and Rs. 400; multi-pot sets between Rs. 223 and Rs. 329; and floor-standing plants of a stated four to five feet between Rs. 699 and Rs. 5,999. Prices change continuously, so check the live page.
Because they are three separate ASINs sold as variants of one product. Three listings in this read carry the identical title - "Dekorly Artificial Lavender Plant in White Pot, 18cm ... (Set of 1)" - and the identical 4.2 stars from 604 ratings, at Rs. 259, Rs. 279 and Rs. 279. The only difference in the full product-page title is the trailing variant label: White Color Pot, Bougainvillea and Small Chrysanthemum. Amazon showing one review pool across all three is how it indicates they are variants. We did not buy them and do not claim they are physically identical - the photographs differ.
Open the product page rather than buying from the search tile, and use the variant selector. The search tile truncates the title at about ninety characters, which on this shelf is before the variant label and before the pack count. In this read that cost up to Rs. 70: one eucalyptus variant states "(Set 0F 8)" at Rs. 299 while its sibling, sharing the same title and the same 13,828 ratings, costs Rs. 369 and states no count at all.
Every percentage is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose. One listing in this read stated an MRP of Rs. 40,000 against a Rs. 2,699 price - 14.82 times, badged 93% - where every other listing's stated MRP sat between 1.00x and 4.19x its own price. Fourteen listings shared a stated MRP of Rs. 999 while selling at Rs. 252 to Rs. 629, which moves the badge from 75% to 37% with the ceiling unchanged. We have not verified that any item was ever sold at its stated MRP, and nothing here alleges any wrongdoing by any seller.
We can only report that on this shelf they were. The eleven listings from the one seller covering four- and five-foot plants ran Rs. 699 to Rs. 5,999 at badges of 0% to 50%, against a shelf-wide median badge of 63%, and the dearest listing in the read was Rs. 5,999 against a stated Rs. 6,000. Those same listings carried rating pools of one, two, three, five, seven, ten, 21 and 34, with three publishing no rating at all - so the expensive end of this shelf is also the end with the least published evidence.























