The convergence of traditional medicinal plant knowledge with modern controlled environment agriculture represents a paradigm shift in how botanical therapeutics are cultivated, processed, and marketed globally. This chapter examines comprehensive marketing strategies specifically developed for medicinal plants grown through hydroponic and aeroponic systems, addressing the critical transition from conventional soil-based agricultural marketing to technology-driven approaches. While the global medicinal plant market demonstrates robust growth, traditional wild harvesting practices face sustainability challenges due to overexploitation and habitat degradation. Controlled environment agriculture systems offer compelling advantages including consistent quality, contamination-free production, year-round availability, and optimized phytochemical profiles. However, successful commercialization requires sophisticated marketing strategies that address unique challenges including consumer perception, premium pricing justification, and supply chain optimization. This chapter systematically analyzes market dynamics, consumer segmentation, and positioning strategies through established frameworks including SWOT analysis and the 7Ps marketing mix. The discussion encompasses digital marketing innovations, certification-based branding, traceability systems, and emerging business models that capitalize on the growing demand for clean-label, sustainably produced medicinal plants. Through detailed case studies and comparative analysis, this work provides actionable insights for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and investors navigating the intersection of agricultural innovation and market success.