Natural Coexistence · Non-Accelerated · Slow Growth

Agarwood Grows in the Forest, Not by Human Making Only by Time

This is not a factory, but a carefully tended forest. Here, every inch of agarwood carries nature's gift and the precipitation of time.

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Geographic Mountain System & Natural Environment

The gifted geographical location creates an ideal environment for agarwood growth

Mountain Location

Located in the south-central mountain region of Hainan Island, at an elevation of 200-800 meters in the hilly area, belonging to the core zone of tropical monsoon climate with unique geographical advantages.

Climate Characteristics

Annual average temperature 24-26°C, relative humidity 80-85%, annual rainfall 1400-1800mm, the climate conditions of simultaneous rain and heat provide ideal growing environment for agarwood trees.

Soil Environment

Mixed red soil and sandy loam, deep humus layer, good drainage, pH 5.5-6.5, rich in organic matter, providing sufficient nutrients for agarwood tree root development.

Topographical Features

Rolling hills, diverse ecology

Vegetation Coverage

85% primary forest coverage

Climate Environment

Synchronized rain and heat, humid and mild

Aquilaria Sinensis · Thymelaeaceae · Natural Cultivation

Carefully selected premium tree species, following natural growth patterns, no acceleration, no chemical induction

Agarwood Tree Species Introduction

Scientific Name: Aquilaria sinensis

Thymelaeaceae evergreen tree, endemic to China, mainly distributed in Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other regions

Growth Characteristics

Prefers warm and humid climate, strong adaptability, slow growth, hard wood texture, which is the foundation for forming high-quality agarwood

Cultivation Philosophy

Following natural laws, without using any chemical catalysts, allowing each tree to grow slowly in the most suitable environment

Forest Tree Age Distribution

3 yrs

Seedling Stage

Root development, lush foliage

5 yrs

Growth Stage

Trunk thickening, wood hardening

8 yrs

Maturity Stage

Beginning to have resin formation conditions

10+ yrs

Resin Formation

Natural resin formation, rich fragrance

The Formation of Agarwood Takes More Than a Day

This is a miracle completed by nature and time together, every inch of agarwood has experienced the baptism of years

Tree Injury

Wind damage, insect bites, lightning strikes or natural cracks provide the necessary opportunity for agarwood formation

Resin Secretion

The agarwood tree activates its self-repair mechanism, secreting resin to protect the wound, beginning a long healing process

Resin Accumulation

After years or even decades of natural oxidation, the resin gradually transforms and accumulates, forming precious agarwood

The entire process takes 3-20 years

No Interference · No Acceleration · No Disruption of Natural Rhythm

Our responsibility is not to transform nature, but to protect its inherent beauty

Natural Growth

Refusing to use any artificial growth accelerators, allowing each agarwood tree to grow at its own pace and maintain the natural quality of the wood.

Ecological Balance

Maintaining the natural regeneration of understory herbaceous plants, preserving the original structure of soil layers, allowing the entire ecosystem to coexist harmoniously.

Sustainable Harvesting

Adhering to the principle of not cutting trees for agarwood, only harvesting naturally formed agarwood parts, ensuring each tree can continue to grow.