India's flower industry has seen remarkable growth over the past 6–7 years, fuelled by rising disposable incomes, the rise of e-commerce, improved import-export systems, and the growing use of renewable-powered greenhouses.
According to the Hindusthan International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (HIJOMR), India exported 5412.09 metric tonnes of floriculture products in in 2024–25, generating USD 22 million. These figures underscore how innovation and digital access are powering a flourishing export market and transforming floriculture into a vibrant growth sector.
With vibrant petals, verdant stems, and intricate roots, flowers have an enduring allure for humankind, just as they are for honeybees. Their natural fragrance and fresh elegance make them a staple at events and festivals across cultures. Whether scattered at weddings, offered in prayers or worn in celebration, flowers bring beauty, symbolism and a sense of occasion. They do not just decorate, they speak, evoking emotion, memory and meaning wherever they bloom.
This deep-rooted cultural and emotional connection has blossomed into a booming industry. No longer limited to gardens and garlands, flowers today are cultivated on a commercial scale, fuelling India's rapidly growing floriculture sector.
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