Agarwood (Aquilaria species) cultivation is a long-term and scientifically managed plantation model. With proper techniques, farmers can produce high-quality resin-rich wood used in perfumes, incense, essential oils, and export markets.
Below is the complete step-by-step agarwood cultivation process followed in India.
Suitable states include Assam, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu.
High-quality, disease-free saplings are critical for long-term success. Nursery-grown plants with strong root systems ensure better survival rate and growth.
After establishment, agarwood trees require minimal irrigation.
Agarwood resin forms when the tree undergoes natural stress or controlled inoculation. Commercial plantations use scientific resin induction methods after 5–7 years of tree growth.
This process stimulates resin formation inside the heartwood, creating valuable Oud.
Trees are generally harvested between 7–12 years depending on resin formation.
Indian agarwood is in high demand in Middle Eastern and international markets.
We provide premium quality agarwood plants and expert guidance for successful cultivation.