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Undas 2026: Cut flower prices surge in Bukidnon

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Mel N. Velez

Despite the seasonal increase in flower prices, displays of fresh blossoms line the streets of Valencia City, Bukidnon, as people continue to buy flowers to honor and remember their departed loved ones this All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. Photo by Mel N. Velez

VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon — Prices of fresh-cut flowers in local markets in Valencia City, Bukidnon, surged on Sunday, Nov. 1, driven by higher farmgate costs and increased holiday demand for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day.

Bing Lipat, owner of Valencia Nose Flower Shop, told the Inquirer that higher prices from wholesale suppliers forced local florists to adjust retail rates across their entire selection.

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Among the best-selling varieties, Malaysian white mums rose to P250 per bundle from the usual P200, while roses jumped to P250 per bundle from P150. Stargazer lilies recorded the highest price increase, rising to P500 per bundle from P380.

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Lipat noted that despite the price hikes across all flower arrangements, cemetery-goers continued to purchase fresh blooms as part of the tradition of visiting the graves of departed family members.

Meanwhile, candle prices remained steady across retail outlets in the city. /mcm

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