Indian Sandalwood thrives as a semi-root parasite, benefiting from host trees to enhance its growth. Through strategic breeding techniques and careful management practices, we cultivate larger trees that yield more heartwood and oil. By nurturing productive host trees, we ensure that the sandalwood receives the necessary water and nutrients for optimal development.

Sandalwood cultivation requires 15 years of dedicated care and expertise for profitable returns. Effective host tree management techniques can help growers achieve maturity in 15-17 years with specialized irrigation, nutrient and inter- crop management.

The Indian government does not have a specific law prohibiting the cultivation of white sandalwood trees. However, individuals are required to obtain permission from the respective departments before harvesting or cutting them.

White Sandalwood is a resilient tree that thrives in arid conditions and is highly resistant to crop diseases. Our team selects prime planting locations with fertile soil, ample water supply, and favorable environmental conditions. We use advanced micro-irrigation techniques to ensure the trees receive the right amount of water while conserving resources. We also employ natural methods to protect the crops and provide necessary nutrients. Our multi-level security system ensures fool-proof theft protection.

White Sandalwood has a high market demand and potential, and currently, India is importing Indian sandalwood from countries like Australia. To meet the demand within India, we need sufficient financial resources to cultivate large areas. If we only rely on our own land, our resources would be limited. However, by practicing community farming, we can expand our cultivation to larger areas, thereby reaping mutual financial benefits.