Agarwood Plants- Most Expensive Wood Tree - Perfume Tree

Name : Agarwood Plants- Most Expensive Wood Tree - Perfume Tree

Product Breadth : 10 Cm

Product Height : 19 Cm

Product Length : 10 Cm

Add Ons : Na

Net Quantity (N) : Pack Of 1

Agarwood has been grown and traded for centuries. The tree's scientific name is Aquilaria, also commonly known as Gaharu or Aloe wood in India. The tree's origin is believed to be in Assam, India, but it is also cultivated in the Middle East, Taiwan, Japan and China. Ideal soil and climate for growing Agarwood trees Agarwood trees thrive in hilly regions situated at altitudes higher than 750 metre above sea level. They can be cultivated in various types of soil, including clay, sandy, and yellow or red podzolic soil. Optimal growth occurs within temperature ranges of 20°C to 33°C, while a relative humidity level of 77-85% is ideal for their cultivation. Preparing the land for Agarwood farming If the ground conditions are not suitable, the tree can die in four years. To reduce mortality, plant the trees in sloping land; that way, the water from rainfall will not stay stagnant and flow downwards. After the saplings reach a height of around 60-90 cm, they can be transferred to the soil. The hole should be 40 x 40 x 40. Add coco peat to hard ground. Mixing Triple Super Phosphate (TSP) will provide the needed phosphorus to the ground. Organic fertilisers like cow dung also need to be added. Two inches of the seedlings should be above the surface, and the rest of the hole should be covered with soil. Agarwood tree : Care tips Agarwood tree: Sunlight requirement Agarwood trees need amp

Country of Origin : India