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Floriculture, or the growing of flowers for ornamental and decorative purposes, is an essential part of worldwide agriculture, horticulture, and the flower industry. This review paper summarizes modern floriculture trends and breakthroughs, focusing on technological advances, crop quality and sustainability practices. The study begins by looking at emerging trends in floriculture production, such as hydroponics, aeroponics, vertical farming, and precision agriculture technologies to improve resource efficiency, yield, and product quality. It investigates the use of LED lighting systems, climate control technologies, and automation solutions to create controlled growth conditions customized to the unique requirements of various flower species. Furthermore, the article looks at the increased emphasis on sustainability in floriculture, focusing on approaches that reduce environmental impact, conserve natural resources, and encourage social responsibility across the supply chain. It investigates water management, soil health improvement, integrated pest management, and certification programmes that promote sustainable flower production while meeting the growing demand for ethically sourced and environmentally friendly products. This review article gives valuable insights into the floriculture industry’s dynamic landscape, identifying significant trends, problems, and possibilities. By remaining current on the newest floriculture trends and advances, stakeholders can tailor their methods, products, and marketing strategies to match the changing demands and expectations of the modern flower sector.
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