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The House of Flowers (2018 – 2020)

2018 • 3 seasons • Documentary • TV-MA
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The House of Flowers — Season 1

  • Aug 10, 2018First aired
  • 13 episodesin this season
  • 31mavg. runtime
#Episode nameAir dateRuntimeRating
0132mNARCISSUS (symb. lies)The de la Mora family gathers to celebrate patriarch Ernesto’s birthday with a lavish party, unaware that his mistress harbors designs far more ominous than celebratory.Aug 10, 20185.3Aug 10, 201832m5.30236mCHRYSANTHEMUM (symb. pain)Virginia absorbed Roberta’s letter. Paulina wrestled with concealing the funeral from her mother and siblings. Ernesto, in turn, delivered the news to his young daughter, Micaela.Aug 10, 20186.5Aug 10, 201836m6.50335mLILY (symb. freedom)Roberta’s gestures prompted Julián to offer his own news, yet his mother, Virginia, and his girlfriend, Lucía, were both ill-prepared to receive it.Aug 10, 20186.3Aug 10, 201835m6.30432mPETUNIA (symb. resentment)Delia disclosed a long-held family secret to Elena. Meanwhile, unexpected meetings sparked innovative solutions in Virginia and her son, offering potential paths to alleviate the family's mounting financial difficulties.Aug 10, 20186.5Aug 10, 201832m6.50530mDAHLIA (symb. gratitude)Elena sought Claudio’s assistance with a complicated floral arrangement for a prominent client’s bar mitzvah, only to find their efforts undermined by Paulina. The DNA results arrived.Aug 10, 20186.5Aug 10, 201830m6.50632mMAGNOLIA (symb. dignity)Years had passed since Paulina last saw him, and the encounter brought a swift return of old feelings. A subtle discord settled between the dancers and the performers, a friction born of unspoken histories. Meanwhile, Elena stumbled upon a revelation, unexpected and profound.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201832m8.00730mPEONY (symb. shame)Lucía wields a subtle power over Julián, a secret she uses to secure her desires. Meanwhile, Paulina seeks guidance from Dr. Cohen, driven by a question of considerable weight.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201830m8.00830mBROMELIA (symb. resilience)Ernesto delivers to Virginia an impassioned speech on the nature of motherhood, laced with a subtle undercurrent of vengeance. Meanwhile, Julián struggles to reconcile himself with the unforeseen repercussions of his sudden renown.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201830m8.00927mTULIP (symb. hope)A competing florist family extended a remarkably generous proposition to the de la Moras. Elena devised a means of ensuring Carmela’s discretion. Meanwhile, Paulina directly addressed her mother regarding Dr. Cohen.Aug 10, 20187.0Aug 10, 201827m7.01030mTUSSILAGO (symb. worries)A side venture undertaken by Virginia draws the unwelcome attention of a rival. Soon after, the disappearance of Bruno and Micaela fuels a growing dread within their family.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201830m8.01131mORCHID (symb. lust)Dominique proved a source of unexpected surprises for Elena. Meanwhile, María José shared her intentions for Madrid with Bruno. Elsewhere, Diego discovered something that fostered a growing distrust of Julián.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201831m8.01227mSISYMBRIUM (symb. adversity)When Paulina’s efforts to secure Ernesto’s release from prison encounter an unexpected obstacle, she seeks counsel from Dr. Cohen, confessing her desire to mend the fractured lives around her. A profound betrayal sends shockwaves through the family.Aug 10, 20187.0Aug 10, 201827m7.01337mPOPPY (symb. resurrection)The family gathered to mark the half-century of the flower shop's existence. Amidst the celebration, Virginia made a formal announcement regarding the future of the business and its succession.Aug 10, 20188.0Aug 10, 201837m8.0