India’s flower power: Top five states leading floral bloom

 

 

Chennai: India plays a big role in floriculture sector worldwide. The farming of flowers has been gaining ground because it fetches better income to farmers. Some of the states have made rapid progress in the floriculture business such as Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Andhra Pradesh. In such states varieties of flowers are being grown extensively, producing various floral varieties.

 

Tamil Nadu leads the country in flower production. It has ideal climatic conditions and a strong agricultural base, which make it perfect for growing flowers. Farmers here grow a wide range of flowers like jasmine, marigold, and roses, supplying both domestic and export markets.

Karnataka comes next. Known for its rich horticultural practices, the state cultivates many kinds of flowers including roses, chrysanthemums, and lilies. The favorable weather and support from the government help make flower farming profitable.

Madhya Pradesh is quickly rising as an important center for floriculture. Its growing infrastructure and increasing awareness among farmers have led to a sharp increase in flower cultivation across the state.

West Bengal has also carved a niche in the flower industry. The state's flower markets, especially in Kolkata and surrounding areas, are famous for their variety and volume. Flowers like tuberose and marigold are widely grown here.

Andhra Pradesh is another key player in India’s flower production. The state’s farmers are actively engaged in commercial floriculture, contributing significantly to both local markets and exports. Farmers in the state are taking keen interest in floriculture sector.

The central and state governments are providing all kinds of help for the growth of floriculture businesses in the country. Farmers are given training how to use modern tool to improve productivity. Subsidies are issued so that they can adopt modern techniques in floral farming such as sprinkler and drip irrigation, setting up of polyhouses and so on. The future of Indian floriculture industry is looking bright. Together, these five states are driving India's flower industry forward, bringing color and economic growth to the country.