One of the most notable flowers exported from India is the marigold (Tagetes spp.). Marigolds are deeply rooted in Indian culture, often used in religious ceremonies, festivals, and weddings. They are appreciated globally for their vibrant colors, ranging from bright yellow to deep orange, and their long shelf life, making them ideal for export. Marigold flowers are also used for their essential oils and pigments in various industries, including cosmetics and food.

India’s flower export industry is supported by advancements in horticultural practices, government initiatives, and growing international demand. The use of modern technologies in cultivation, packaging, and transportation ensures that Indian flowers meet global standards in quality and freshness. As the world continues to appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of Indian flowers, the country’s position in the global floral market is set to flourish