
Best selling Plants from Flowerbox
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1. Flowerbox Bogenhanf - Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii
Laurentii' is a real classic among houseplants - and for good reason. Its upright growing, lush green leaves with striking golden yellow edges make it a stylish eye-catcher in any room. Whether in the living room, bedroom or office - this plant provides elegance and freshness without requiring much care.
Easy to care for and robust, the bow hemp is one of the hardiest plants around. It requires little water, is forgiving of care mistakes and feels at home in almost any environment. A bright location is ideal, but it also copes well with low light. Temperatures between 15 and 30 °C are perfect - so it is as adaptable as it is beautiful.
Sansevieria 'Laurentii' grows slowly and remains compact for years. Repotting is only necessary every few years if the pot becomes too small.
Originally from West Africa, the hemp plant is known for its air-purifying properties - it filters pollutants out of the air and improves the indoor climate. Particularly practical: it releases oxygen at night, making it the perfect bedroom plant.
A stylish, easy-care companion for any home.

2. Flowerbox Set of 3 indoor plants Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie, Dracaena - pot-Ø 10-12 cm
The indoor plant set of 3 consists of a Chamaedorea, a Dieffenbachia, and a Dracaena. These three beautiful houseplants complement each other perfectly. The set is well-suited for beginners in indoor gardening due to the low-maintenance nature of the plants.
Pro
- Well watered
- Not a leaf lost
- Plants in perfect condition

Flowerbox Set of 3 indoor plants Chamaedorea, Dieffenbachie, Dracaena - pot-Ø 10-12 cm
30 cm
3. Flowerbox Birch fig - Ficus benjamini
The birch fig is also known as Ficus benjamini. It originates from northern Australia, Myanmar, and India. Ficus benjamini is a loosely branched shrub with dark green, glossy leaves.
Pro
- A beautiful plant
- no brown leaves
- Good service
4. Flowerbox Dragon Tree 3 trunks - height ca. 120 cm, pot-Ø 21 cm - Dracaena marginata
The Dracaena Marginata, also known as the bordered dragon tree, originally comes from Madagascar and owes its popularity as a houseplant to its elegant appearance. Its name describes the narrow, brown-red edges of the dark green leaves. The leaves, which are only about 2 cm wide but can be up to 40 cm long, emerge from a long, slender trunk. Because it is very easy to care for, it is also an excellent choice for beginners in houseplant care.

Flowerbox Dragon Tree 3 trunks - height ca. 120 cm, pot-Ø 21 cm - Dracaena marginata
120 cm
5. Flowerbox Chinesische Feige - Ficus Ginseng
The Chinese fig (Ficus ginseng) is a fascinating plant with a unique bonsai character. Its strong, gnarled roots and dense, lush green canopy give it an exotic aura. It brings elegance, harmony and a touch of Far Eastern Zen flair to your home or office.
Easy to care for and beautifully shaped. Despite its sophisticated look, this plant is surprisingly uncomplicated. It loves light to semi-shady locations and only needs moderate water - but waterlogging should be avoided. Occasional spraying provides an extra dose of freshness and keeps the leaves healthy and shiny.
Slow growth and easy care. Ficus Ginseng grows slowly and remains compact for a long time. Thanks to its strong roots and robust nature, it is easy to care for and only needs to be repotted every few years. Pruning can help it to grow even bushier.
Air-purifying and relaxing. In addition to its impressive appearance, this plant filters pollutants from the air and improves the indoor climate. Its harmonious growth and natural greenery create a calming atmosphere - perfect for living spaces or the workplace.
A stylish mini tree with character that brings peace and nature into your home.
6. 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.
Pro
- Larger than 100cm
- No damage to leaves
7. Flowerbox Gold fruit palm - Areca Dypsis Lutescens
The evergreen golden fruit palm, also known as the Arecapalm, brings a vacation vibe to your home year-round as a tropical houseplant. Additionally, it improves the indoor climate due to its air-purifying properties. It captivates with its opulent, umbrella-shaped crown adorned with gracefully drooping fronds. Since the Arecapalm is native to the humid tropics of Madagascar, the soil should always be kept moist without allowing the roots to sit in water. It prefers a bright location but cannot tolerate direct sunlight.
8. Flowerbox Zyperngras - Cyperus alternifolius
The Cyprus grass (Cyperus alternifolius) brings a tropical flair to your home with its umbrella-shaped leaves. Its upright, filigree stems are reminiscent of small palm trees and create a fresh, lively atmosphere. This plant loves moisture and is a real eye-catcher for living rooms, balconies or conservatories.
Easy to care for and water-loving, Cyprus grass loves to be watered regularly - the moister the soil, the better. It thrives particularly well in bright locations, but can also cope with partial shade. The soil should always be kept moist, which is why a saucer with water or a water storage pot is particularly suitable.
Cyperus alternifolius grows quickly and forms bushy, green stems that can be cut back as required. During the warmer months, the plant can also be placed outside - on the balcony, patio or at the edge of a pond. Important: It is not hardy and must be brought indoors at temperatures below 10 °C.
The plant releases a lot of moisture into the environment and thus improves the indoor climate. It is also non-toxic to pets, making it a suitable choice for cat and dog owners.
A tropical eye-catcher that brings freshness and lightness into your home - perfect for anyone who likes to water.
9. Flowerbox Curved hemp - Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii
The snake plant is a particularly durable and resilient plant. Its robustness makes it an excellent choice for beginners and those without a green thumb. The Sansevieria trifasciata Laurentii originates from the warm, humid regions of Africa and does not cope well with cooler temperatures; it should not be exposed to temperatures below 12°C. The plant's growing season lasts from approximately March to September or October. Its leaf edges feature golden-yellow longitudinal stripes.
10. Flowerbox Rubber tree - Ficus elastica Robusta
Ficus elastica, also known as the rubber tree, belongs to the mulberry family and originally comes from India and Indonesia. There, the rubber tree can grow up to 25 meters tall. In Germany, it was particularly popular as a houseplant in the 1980s and has been making a comeback in recent years. The "Robusta" variety is a very low-maintenance and robust type, which, with its leathery, vibrant green leaves, is especially well-suited as a solitary plant in an office or living room.






