Overview
- A total of 216 growers in Xochimilco and Tláhuac produced the 2025 crop, including nuclei such as San Luis Tlaxialtemalco, San Gregorio Atlapulco, Santiago Tepalcatlalpan, San Juan Ixtayopan and Santiago Tulyehualco.
- Plants are being sold directly across the city at avenues, public squares and specialty markets including Madreselva, Palacio de la Flor, Mercado de Flores Cuemanco, Acuexcomatl, Campo 7 and Cuemanquito.
- Most sales points operate daily with hours around 8:00–20:00, and Sedema has published an interactive map with routes and addresses to guide buyers.
- This season’s offerings span classic red as well as white, pink, cream-gold and mottled varieties cultivated with ornamental techniques promoted by Altépetl Bienestar.
- Officials emphasize that the campaign supports rural economies in conservation zones and sustains local traditions tied to the native cuetlaxóchitl.