Flores la Conchita is a family owned company with more than 50 years of experience producing and exporting fresh cut flowers grown under 40 hectares of greenhouses in the Savanna of Bogotá, Colombia.
Miguel de Germán-Ribón, its founder, had been growing roses to sell at the local market when he heard of David Cheever, a graduate student in horticulture at Colorado State University, who wrote his thesis on “Bogotá, Colombia as a Cut-Flower Exporter for World Markets.” Inspired by his study, Miguel de Germán-Ribón started growing carnations for export.
His first shipment in 1967 was Colombia’s first cut flower export of carnations.
Today, Flores la Conchita has a broad portfolio of products including: Alstroemerias, White Callas, Hydrangeas and Ranunculus. In Alstroemeria we are the largest producers of Perfection, a patented production, grading and presentation system, that guarantees the highest flower quality and market recognition. Our product diversity and management expertise allows us to adapt our products and shipments to the ever-changing specifications of importers and wholesalers worldwide.
one of the first
Colombian exporters
40 hectares of
production
30 million stems
sold annually
WE SHIP TO:
Export Countries
Since 1959, Flores la Conchita has continued developing the local market and proudly supplies beautiful roses for Rosas Don Eloy, our sister company, that has 12 points of sales in Bogotá, Medellin and Cali.
Since the beginning, our philosophy and principles have been centered on social and ecological responsibility, so we proudly follow the requirements of Florverde and Flor del Ecuador for social, labor and ecological standards. We have also been a member of The Colombian Association of Flower Exporters (ASOCOLFLORES) since its creation in 1973. Luis Martin de Germán Ribón, Flores la Conchita’s president since 1981, has served on the Association’s board for many years.
The knowledge we have acquired over the past 50 years has helped us meet the challenges of today’s business: quality, innovation, and efficiency alongside respect for nature and mankind.