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    The document discusses the scope and growth of the floriculture industry in India. It is estimated that the Indian floriculture market will reach INR 661 billion by 2026. Although flowers have long been part of Indian culture, commercial floriculture is a more recent development. It has grown significantly due to increasing demand for cut flowers and loose flowers, especially in major cities. Common cut flower crops with high demand include roses, carnations, orchids, lilies, chrysanthemums, and tulips. Setting up polyhouses and greenhouses requires initial costs and flowers also have recutting costs.

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    The document discusses the scope and growth of the floriculture industry in India. It is estimated that the Indian floriculture market will reach INR 661 billion by 2026. Although flowers have long been part of Indian culture, commercial floriculture is a more recent development. It has grown significantly due to increasing demand for cut flowers and loose flowers, especially in major cities. Common cut flower crops with high demand include roses, carnations, orchids, lilies, chrysanthemums, and tulips. Setting up polyhouses and greenhouses requires initial costs and flowers also have recutting costs.

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    Floriculture at Pakke Kessang

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    The document discusses the scope and growth of the floriculture industry in India. It is estimated that the Indian floriculture market will reach INR 661 billion by 2026. Although flowers have long been part of Indian culture, commercial floriculture is a more recent development. It has grown significantly due to increasing demand for cut flowers and loose flowers, especially in major cities. Common cut flower crops with high demand include roses, carnations, orchids, lilies, chrysanthemums, and tulips. Setting up polyhouses and greenhouses requires initial costs and flowers also have recutting costs.

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    Floriculture at

    Pakke kessang
    -DPR/Business Plan
    -Tadh Tok Camdir
    Floriculture @ Pakke?

    •Science of growing flowers for commercial


    purposes.
    Indian Floriculture Market: Scope, Industry Trends, and Forecast

    • It is anticipated that the Indian Floriculture market will touch the value of INR
    661 Billion by 2026.
    • Although flowers have been a vital component of Indian society and were
    cultivated for several purposes ranging from aesthetic to social as well as
    religious purposes, the commercial Floriculture market has been of recent origin.
    • Floriculture has risen as one of the most significant trades in Indian agriculture
    due to a rapid increase in the demand for cut and loose flowers.
    • The metros and the major urban cities in India currently represent a major chunk
    of significant consumers of flowers in the boundaries of India.
    Cut flower crops that in demand are- 

    • Rose
    • Carnation 
    • Orchid
    • Lilium
    • Chrysanthemum
    • Narcissus
    • Heliconia
    • Bird of Paradise
    • Anemone
    • Ranunculus
    • Calla Lily
    • Tulip  
    Cost involved
    • Initial Cost
    • Polyhouse/Greenhouse- 1.5
    • Recutting costs

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