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Flowerbox Set of 3 indoor plants Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie, Dracaena - pot-Ø 10-12 cm
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Best Flowerbox products in the Plants category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Flowerbox products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Flowerbox Set of 3 indoor plants Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie, Dracaena - pot-Ø 10-12 cm
The set of 3 indoor plants consists of Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie and Dracaena. These three beautiful houseplants are a perfect match and complement each other perfectly. The set is well suited for newcomers to indoor plants due to the easy-care plants.
2. Flowerbox Golden fruit palm - height ca. 100 cm, pot-Ø 21 cm - Areca Dypsis Lutescens
The golden cane palm, also known as areca palm, brings a holiday feeling to your home all year round as a tropical indoor plant. It also improves the indoor climate due to its air-purifying properties. It captivates with its opulent, umbrella-shaped mop of hair with protruding, overhanging fronds. Since the Areca palm is native to the humid tropics of Madagascar, the soil should always be kept moist without its roots being in water. It prefers a bright location, but cannot tolerate direct sunlight
3. Flowerbox Birch fig - Ficus benjamini
The birch fig is also called Ficus benjamini. It comes from northern Australia, Myanmar and India. Ficus benjamini is a loosely branched shrub whose leaves are dark green and glossy.
4. Flowerbox Olive tree - Olea europaea
Southern flair for your terrace. The Mediterranean&
5. Flowerbox Houseplants- mountain palm, violin fig, bow hemp
This set of 3, consisting of a Chamaedorea elegans (mountain palm), a Ficus lyrata (violin fig) and a Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii (bow hemp), includes three easy-care green plants for a harmonious interior design.
6. Flowerbox Rubber tree - Ficus elastica Robusta
Ficus elastica, also known by its German name rubber tree, belongs to the mulberry family and originates from India and Indonesia. There the rubber tree grows up to 25 meters high. In this country, it was a popular houseplant, especially in the 1980s. For some years now, it has been making a comeback. The variety Robusta is a very easy to care for and robust species, which makes itself with its leathery, strong green leaves as a solitary plant in the office or living room particularly well.
7. Flowerbox Spotted Ivy - Scindapsus pictus 'Argyraeus'
The evergreen ivy grows as a climbing plant persistent and herbaceous and forms long shoots. This makes it ideal as a hanging basket plant and for planting on room dividers, stair railings or walls in the conservatory. The leathery leaves of ivy look heart-shaped and are alternate on short stems. They often have a blotchy or striped pattern in white, cream or yellow
8. Flowerbox Striped snake plant - height ca. 65 cm, pot-Ø 17 cm - Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii
The Striped snake plant, also called mother-in-law's tongue, plant is a particularly durable and persistent plant. Because it is very robust, it is ideal for beginners and people without green thumbs. The Sansevieria originates from the warm and humid areas of Africa and therefore does not cope so well with cooler temperatures; it should therefore not have below 12°C at its location. The growth phase of the plant extends from about March to September or October. Their leaf edges have golden yellow longitudinal stripes.
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Flowerbox Striped snake plant - height ca. 65 cm, pot-Ø 17 cm - Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii
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9. Flowerbox Dwarf banana - height 150 cm, pot Ø 27 cm - Musa 'Dwarf Cavendish'
The Dwarf banana or Musa belongs to the Musaceae family. This tropical plant has its origins in Australia and South East Asia and gives every room a tropical flair. Its large, soft leaves are unmistakable. They grow rolled up from the middle of the trunk and then unfold their impressive size. Each banana plant species blooms in its own way. It grows slowly and produces flowers from the age of 3 years onwards, if it receives sufficient light and warmth.
10. Flowerbox Hawaiian vulcan palm - height ca. 40 cm, pot-Ø 12 cm - Brighamia
Although the name suggests it, the Hawaiian vulcan palm (Brighamia insignis) is not a palm tree. It belongs to the bellflower family (Campanulaceae) and is actually a succulent plant. It originally comes from Hawaii, where it grows in crevices and on basalt cliffs near the sea. Unfortunately, its population in nature is declining, which is why this highly decorative indoor plant is hard to come by. The Vulcan palm tree maintains a dormant phase over the summer, during which it sheds its leaves.
