Gerbera is a popular ornamental flower known for its vibrant, colorful blooms used in landscaping, gardens, and floral arrangements. It thrives in warm, temperate climates with temperatures between 15–25°C and requires well-drained sandy or loamy soil. Gerbera plants are grown from seeds or cuttings and mature in 6–9 months, depending on the variety. They prefer partial to full sunlight and need regular watering, but are sensitive to waterlogging. Gerberas are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and essential oils, making them aesthetically pleasing and valuable in the floral industry. Cultivation involves careful pest management, regular fertilization, and protection from excessive heat. Gerberas are economically significant in global cut flower markets.