Agarwood Planting

1. Planting time

The best time to plant agarwood is spring, which is around March to May. The temperature begins to rise at this time, which is more conducive to the survival of trees. However, if you use bagged seedlings, you don’t have to worry about the planting time.

2. Planting site

Try to choose a planting site suitable for its growth. It grows in red and yellow sandy soil. Do not choose a low-lying area for planting. Dig the planting hole, the depth should be controlled at about 40cm and the width should be kept at 50cm. After digging, you need to add some base fertilizer and then backfill some topsoil.

3. Planting

Before transplanting the seedlings, you need to cut off the leaves and side buds at the lower end of the seedlings. The leaves at the upper end can be retained appropriately, and it is best to trim the leaves by half, which will reduce water evaporation. Place the sapling upright in the soil and allow its roots to stretch. After filling the soil, just water it once to help it take root.

4. Planting and maintenance

During the maintenance period, weeding should be done well. If the weeds grow too much, they will compete with the seedlings for nutrients, which is not conducive to their growth.