Floriculture Market Size, share, growth report explores industry trends & analysis

 

Floriculture Market

  Floriculture, also referred to as flower farming, is the cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants. Although flowers have long been a part of Indian culture, and have been cultivated for a variety of purposes ranging from aesthetic to social and religious, the commercial floriculture industry is relatively new. Floriculture has become one of the most important commercial trades in Indian agriculture due to a significant increase in demand for cut and loses flowers.

  Floriculture, also known as flower farming, is a subset of horticulture that includes the cultivation of ornamental plants, flowering for pot plants, nurseries, and so on. It cultivates and nourishes flowers with one goal in mind: maximum flower and flower bud production. Farmers in floriculture usually experiment with new varieties to improve the development of buds and flowers.

  Bud and flower production necessitates the use of a grow room, a greenhouse, plant nutrition, irrigation, the breeding of new strains, and pest management. Floriculture cultivation focuses on plant spacing, pruning, optimal flower harvest time frame, flower heads, and other plant parts.

  While exports continue to be a major motivator for cultivators, domestic demand for flowers is also increasing rapidly, particularly in metros and larger cities. Modernization and growing Western cultural influences have prompted consumers to purchase flowers for a variety of occasions such as Valentine's Day, marriages, anniversaries, birthdays, friendship day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and so on. During religious festivals, flowers are consumed on a large scale throughout the country.

  In the coming years, global floriculture is expected to grow steadily. At the moment, advancements in plant biotechnology, including genome sequencing, are driving the global floriculture market. Increased crop yield and the development of genetically modified flowering plants have resulted from the use of newer techniques.

  The Kariki Group, Dummen Orange, Syngenta Flowers. Inc., Karuturi Global Limited, Oserian Development Company Limited, Selecta Klemm GmbH & Co. KG., Marginpar BV, Ruparelia Group, Multiflora Ltd., and Karen Roses are major players in the global floriculture.