1. Land Selection & Preparation

The first step in Agarwood cultivation is choosing the right location. Agarwood trees thrive in tropical and subtropical climates with well-drained soil and adequate rainfall.
✅ Ideal Climate – Humid, tropical regions with moderate temperatures.
✅ Soil Quality – Loamy, well-drained soil with proper aeration.
✅ Land Preparation – Clearing the area, soil testing, and adding necessary nutrients.

2. Selection of Agarwood Saplings

The success of an Agarwood plantation depends on high-quality saplings. We provide:
✅ Certified, disease-resistant saplings
✅ Fast-growing Agarwood plant varieties
✅ Guidance on planting density and spacing

3. Plantation & Maintenance

After selecting healthy saplings, the next step is planting and nurturing them:
✅ Proper Spacing – Trees should be planted 3 to 4 meters apart for optimum growth.
✅ Regular Watering & Nutrient Management – Adequate moisture and organic fertilizers enhance tree health.
✅ Weed & Pest Control – Periodic monitoring to prevent diseases and pest infestations.

4. Inoculation Process for Resin Formation

Agarwood resin forms naturally when trees are wounded or infected. However, modern techniques ensure controlled resin production:
✅ Artificial Inoculation – Introducing specific fungi or microbial cultures to trigger resin production.
✅ Physical Wounding – Methods like bark scoring and drilling small holes to stimulate natural defense mechanisms.
✅ Scientific Monitoring – Ensuring resin formation is optimized over time.

5. Harvesting & Processing

After 6 to 10 years, trees develop premium-quality resin and are ready for harvest:
✅ Selective Harvesting – Identifying trees with optimal resin concentration.
✅ Sustainable Cutting – Ensuring replantation for continuous yield.
✅ Processing & Extraction – Resin-rich wood is used for oil extraction, chips, incense, and perfumes.