CDMX Reaches Record Production of 10 Million Cempasúchil Plants
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The CDMX seeks to boost producers of cempasuchil to increase sales on Day of the Dead, aiming to give them spaces and support for sowing.
More than 500 producers managed to cultivate the historical figure of 10 million cempasúchil flowers, which will be distributed in the city and neighboring entities
The entity contributes about two thirds of the national production of cempasúchil, with more than a thousand hectares sown and a harvest of more than 9,000 600 tons. The Cempasúchil and velvet entrance will fill Puebla with color towards the Day of the Dead was first published in Contigo Puebla.
The head of government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, made this Tuesday a call to business owners and families to decorate Day of the Dead with local pots From the fields of cultivation of San Luis Tlaxialtemalco, in the mayor's office Xochimilco, she presumed that the capital had this year 50% more production of [...] The CDMX article breaks record of production of cempasúchil with 10 million flowers appeared first in: 88.9 News.
The cempasuchil flower is one of the protagonists of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Its intense orange color and its characteristic aroma adorn altars, paths and pantheons as part of a tradition that seeks to honor the memory of loved ones.
The secretary of Rural Development (SDR), Ana Laura Altamirano Pérez, commented that the entity has between 900 and 1,000 hectares destined for the flower of the Day of the Dead season, which translates to 2.5 million pots.
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