Inside the Dutch Flower Industry

The video explores the Dutch flower industry, which began with flowers from Persia introduced to Holland in the 17th century. The Netherlands dedicates over 26,000 hectares to bulb and flower cultivation, making it the third-largest agricultural exporter. The Alasmere flower market is the largest cut flower market globally, selling over 14 million flowers daily. The video also covers the mechanized processes in the industry, including RFID systems for flower trolleys. Additionally, it discusses lily breeding techniques aimed at creating the perfect petal, with the ultimate goal of developing a Black Lily.

Describe the process of flower auctioning in the Netherlands.

What techniques are used in breeding flowers like lilies?