Translation guide
The cultivation and management of flowers and ornamental plants, often as a branch of horticulture.
The practice or industry of growing flowers and ornamental plants.
Standard term for floriculture, literally 'flower cultivation'. Used in agricultural and horticultural contexts.
花卉栽培はこの地域の主要産業です。
Floriculture is a major industry in this region.
Variant spelling using 花き instead of 花卉. Same meaning and usage.
花き栽培の技術を学んでいます。
I'm learning floriculture techniques.
Literally 'flower horticulture', often used interchangeably with floriculture, especially in academic or formal contexts.
花卉園芸の研究をしています。
I'm doing research in floriculture.
Refers specifically to the cultivation of herbaceous flowering plants, a subset of floriculture.
草花栽培が趣味です。
Growing flowers is my hobby.
The commercial production and sale of flowers and ornamental plants.
The floriculture industry, emphasizing the commercial aspect.
花卉産業は輸出が増えています。
Exports in the floriculture industry are increasing.
Variant spelling of 花卉産業, same meaning.
花き産業の市場規模は大きい。
The floriculture market is large.
Casual term for the flower business, including floriculture and floristry. Often used in media.
花ビジネスで成功したい。
I want to succeed in the flower business.
The academic discipline or course of study related to flower cultivation.
The study of floriculture, often a department or major in agricultural universities.
大学で花卉学を専攻しています。
I'm majoring in floriculture at university.
The science of flower horticulture, a more formal academic term.
花卉園芸学の教授です。
I'm a professor of floriculture.
花卉 (かき) and 花き (かき) are both used. 花卉 is more traditional, while 花き is a simplified form often used in official documents and education. Both are acceptable.
In Japanese, 花卉栽培 (floriculture) is a subset of 園芸 (horticulture). If you mean general gardening or horticulture, use 園芸 (えんげい) instead.
彼女は花卉栽培の仕事をしています。
She works in floriculture.
花卉栽培には忍耐が必要です。
Floriculture requires patience.