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 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
2. Flowerbox Olive tree - Olea europaea
Southern flair for your terrace. The Mediterranean&
3. 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.
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Flowerbox Set of 3 indoor plants Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie, Dracaena - pot-Ø 10-12 cm
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4. Flowerbox Lemon tree - height ca. 60 cm, pot-Ø 19 cm - Citrus Limon
The lemon is like all citrus plants a sun worshipper. It loves bright, sunny places, which are protected from wind and rain. Originally from Asia, it has been known and loved in Europe, especially in the Mediterranean region, since the 13th century. From its characteristic pink buds, beautiful white flowers open throughout the summer, which, like their yellow fruits, have an intense, sweetish fragrance. The lemon belongs to the rue family. With its high vitamin C content, the plant is not only a visual eye-catcher, but also a healthy one. Whether as a thin slice in a drink, refreshment in one piece or freshness kick in a dish, the lemon is a real all-rounder.
5. Flowerbox Fiddle-leaf fig - height ca. 100 cm, pot-Ø 21 cm - Ficus Lyrata
The Fiddle Leaf Fig - also called Ficus lyrata - owes its name to the extremely large, dark green, shiny leaves that resemble the body of a fiddle. It belongs to the mulberry family (Mauraceae) and is particularly popular because of its very unproblematic culture. It also feels comfortable in hydroponics. It is very easy to care for and does not require much water. The trendy plant prefers a light or semi-shaded location.
6. 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.
7. Flowerbox Orange tree - Citrofortunella microcarpa
This Citrofortunella microcarpa, which like its relative the lemon, originally comes from Asia, is also called calamondin. Its flowers and fruits exude a wonderful orange scent, which is very popular with humans, butterflies and bees. It feels most at home in full sunny, warm locations, protected from wind and rain. Note: Not suitable for consumption.
8. Flowerbox Coconut palm - Cocos nucifera
The tropical coconut palm gives your living spaces a very special beach feeling and makes your own 4 walls vacation feelings arise. The plant feels especially comfortable in a warm, bright, semi-shaded place. It needs a lot of water, especially in summer. However, waterlogging should be avoided
9. Flowerbox Lemon tree 'Meyer' - height ca. 90 cm, pot-Ø 22 cm - Citrus x meyeri
The lemon is like all citrus plants a sun worshipper. It loves bright, sunny places, which are protected from wind and rain. Originally from Asia, it has been known and loved in Europe, especially in the Mediterranean region, since the 13th century. From its characteristic pink buds, beautiful white flowers open throughout the summer, which, like their yellow fruits, have an intense, sweetish fragrance. The lemon belongs to the rue family. With its high vitamin C content, the plant is not only a visual eye-catcher, but also a healthy one. Whether as a thin slice in a drink, refreshment in one piece or freshness kick in a dish, the lemon is a real all-rounder.
10. Flowerbox Trout begonia - Begonia Maculata 'Wightii'
The cultivars of the begonia date back to the 19th century and are characterized by an impressive range of flower colors and pronounced flowering joy. Begonias bloom abundantly throughout the year, the color palette of their flowers includes all shades of white, yellow, orange, pink or red. It feels particularly well in the house where it is warm and bright, but without direct sunlight.The begonia should have it constantly slightly moist.
