The second season of La Casa De Las Flores (The House of Flowers) will launch globally on Netflix on October 18, 2019.

After the unexpected death of the matriarch, Virginia de la Mora, the family is falling apart.  Paulina, who now lives in Madrid with Maria José and their son Bruno, must return to México when she finds out that her mother's will has been challenged.

Upon her return, Paulina finds her house worse than ever: her father, Ernesto, has joined a pseudo-spiritual success sect; her sister, Elena, is experiencing an identity crisis as a result of her latest relationships; Julián has found a new and peculiar job which will only bring him more problems.

Without leaving aside her coveted revenge against Diego, who fled with the family's money, Paulina feels the responsibility of rescuing her family and recovering "La Casa de las Flores", but she is unable to see that what she's actually putting in danger is the home that she has decided to create again next to Maria José.

The cast includes Cecilia Suárez (Paulina de la Mora), Aislinn Derbez (Elena de la Mora), Darío Yazbek (Julián de la Mora), Juan Pablo Medina (Diego), Paco León (María José), Arturo Ríos (Ernesto de la Mora), Alexa de Landa (Micaela), and Luis de la Rosa (Bruno) and new to the second season are Mariana Treviño (Jenny Quetzal), María León (Purificación), Eduardo Rosa (Alejo), Loreto Peralta (Rosita), Flavio Medina (Simón), Anabel Ferreira (Celeste), and the special collaboration of Eduardo Casanova.

The executive producers of the series are Rafael Ley, Stacy Perskie, María José Córdova, Mariana Arredondo and Manolo Caro, of Noc Noc Cinema. La Casa De Las Flores (The House of Flowers) is produced by Carlos Taibo and written by Alexandro Aldrete, Hipatia Argüero, Mara Vargas, Gabriel Nuncio and Manolo Caro.