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Lotus price today ▲ +133.3% /34d

Live variety-wise mandi (wholesale) price of Lotus across Indian APMC markets — minimum, maximum and modal rates per quintal, updated daily from Government of India (Agmarknet) data. Last updated 10 Sep 2026.

Quick answer

The modal (most common) wholesale price of Lotus in India is about ₹14 per quintal (about ₹0/kg) as of 10 Sep 2026, ranging from ₹1 to ₹50 across 2 markets in 1 states. Prices are up about 133.3% over the past 34 days.

Modal price₹14per quintal
Lowest₹1min across markets
Highest₹50max across markets
Markets2reporting
Cheapest market now

Flower Market,Gazipur APMC, NCT of Delhi at ₹7/qtl

Most expensive now

Flower Market,Gazipur, NCT of Delhi at ₹16/qtl

Price spread

A buyer can save up to ₹9/qtl (about 129%) by sourcing from the cheapest mandi.

Lotus price trend (last 60 reporting days)

Lotus price analysis

Over the last 34 days the modal price of Lotus has risen about 133.3% (from ₹3 to ₹7 per quintal). Rates are compiled from 2 mandis across 1 states. The gap between the minimum (₹1) and maximum (₹50) reflects differences in variety, grade and local demand across mandis.

Lotus price by state

StateModalMinMaxMarkets
NCT of Delhi₹14₹1₹502

Top markets for Lotus

MarketStateModalUpdated
Flower Market,Gazipur APMCNCT of Delhi₹1210 Sep 2026
Flower Market,GazipurNCT of Delhi₹1527 Dec 2023

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Lotus today?
The modal wholesale price of Lotus is around ₹14 per quintal as of 10 Sep 2026, with mandi rates ranging from ₹1 to ₹50.
Which mandi has the cheapest Lotus?
Among reporting markets, Flower Market,Gazipur APMC in NCT of Delhi has the lowest modal rate at ₹7/quintal, while Flower Market,Gazipur (NCT of Delhi) is the highest at ₹16.
Are Lotus prices going up or down?
Over the last 34 days the national modal price has moved from ₹3 to ₹7 per quintal — a change of about +133.3%.
What does modal price mean?
The modal price is the rate at which the largest volume of Lotus traded that day — more representative than the midpoint of min and max. Learn more.
Where does this Lotus price data come from?
From the Government of India Agmarknet dataset published on data.gov.in, covering regulated APMC mandis and synced daily.

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