This document outlines the course breakdown for a commercial floriculture course. The course is 3 credit hours and includes both theory and practical sessions. The theory portion covers the production technologies of various cut flowers and specialty flowers like roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, orchids, and more. It also covers post-harvest techniques and topics like propagation, drying, and flower arrangements. The course is taught over 22 theory sessions by various instructors and includes 7 practical sessions hands-on training in topics covered in the theory portion.
This document outlines the course breakdown for a commercial floriculture course. The course is 3 credit hours and includes both theory and practical sessions. The theory portion covers the production technologies of various cut flowers and specialty flowers like roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, orchids, and more. It also covers post-harvest techniques and topics like propagation, drying, and flower arrangements. The course is taught over 22 theory sessions by various instructors and includes 7 practical sessions hands-on training in topics covered in the theory portion.
This document outlines the course breakdown for a commercial floriculture course. The course is 3 credit hours and includes both theory and practical sessions. The theory portion covers the production technologies of various cut flowers and specialty flowers like roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, orchids, and more. It also covers post-harvest techniques and topics like propagation, drying, and flower arrangements. The course is taught over 22 theory sessions by various instructors and includes 7 practical sessions hands-on training in topics covered in the theory portion.
THEORY Uni Content Date No. of Name of t sessions Instructor 1. Scope and importance of commercial floriculture in 24/8 1 AKS India 2. Production technology of cut flowers under protected 1&8/9 2 AKS condition-General description 3. Production technology of Rose 26/8 1 RA 4. Production technology of Carnation 2/9 1 RA 5. Production technology of Chrysanthemum 9/9 1 RA 6. Production technology of Gerbera 16/9 1 RA 7. Production technology of Gladiolus-open field 23/9 1 RA condition 8. Production technology of Dahlia-open field condition 15/9 1 AKS 9. Production technology of Tuberose-open field 22/9 1 AKS condition 10. Production technology of Orchid-Speciality flower 30/9 1 RA 11. Production technology of Anthurium- Speciality flower 7/10 1 RA 12. Production technology of Bird of Paradise- Speciality 14/10 1 RA flower 13. Production technology of Country Rose 29/9 1 AKS 14. Production technology of Marigold 6/10 1 AKS 15. Production technology of Chrysanthemum 13/10 1 AKS 16. Production technology of Jasmine 20/10 1 AKS 17. Production technology of Crossandra 27/10 1 AKS 18. Production technology of China Aster 3/11 1 AKS 19. Production Technology of bulbous plants 21&28 2 RA /10 20. Production technology of flower and foliage fillers 4/11 1 RA 21. Post-Harvest Technology of commercial flowers 11/11 1 RA 22. Dehydration technique of flowers 18/11 1 RA PRACTICALS Uni Content Instructor t 1. Identification of commercially important floricultural crops 2. Propagation practices of chrysanthemum 3. Sowing of annuals 4. Cultural practices in Rose 5. Chemicals of vase life 6. Drying techniques 7. Flower arrangements Suggested Readings:
1. Commercial Floriculture: Bose and Maity
2. Floriculture in India: Randhawa and Mukhopadhyay