1001 ways to get rich, why should you plant agarwood in the garden, what is the best answer?

Agarwood (also known as Aquilaria crassna, Aquilaria crassna, or Aquilaria crassna) is a very popular tree. It has spiritual value that many religions always promote. They believe that it can absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, bringing health, peace, luck and happiness...

Agarwood is often used to carve Buddha statues, make altars and other objects of worship. The Chinese are very interested in agarwood, they often buy agarwood by weight, and the price is very expensive. In 2000, the world agarwood market reached 32 billion USD, but by 2029, this number is expected to increase to 64 billion USD! What a huge number!

In Truong Thuy commune (Le Thuy district, Quang Binh province), most of the dó bầu trees are 15-20 years old. Photo: HL

The most valuable thing about this tree is agarwood. Agarwood is produced in the trunk, usually when the tree is damaged (such as a broken branch or a scratched trunk...), the tree will secrete a substance to fight against the invasion of bacteria or fungi from the outside, that substance accumulates and forms agarwood. Understanding this principle, people have actively injured agarwood trees by drilling or chiseling into the trunk, scratching the tree... Then, they also inject microorganisms into it to strongly stimulate the creation of agarwood. After only a few years, the trunk has accumulated a lot of agarwood. Agarwood, also known as agarwood or ky nam, is a precious product, used as a flavoring, medicine or essential oil distillation.

Agarwood has special spiritual value, so its price is very high. One gram of agarwood costs up to 10,000 USD. In 2014, the price of agarwood in China reached 9 million USD/kg. How precious!

So why don't we plant agarwood? In fact, in our country, many places have planted agarwood, some places have planted hundreds, even thousands of hectares. Many agarwood companies have been established, attracting many people to participate. Vietnamese agarwood has been exported to the world....

Techniques for growing Agarwood trees. Photo: TL

However, when visiting many families, I see that their garden land is sometimes left fallow or planted with inappropriate plants. I think that each family's garden should plant valuable plants. The garden land around the house is both easy to care for and easy to protect. Consider it "golden land", that land must generate money!

In Vietnam, agarwood can be grown in many places, especially in the provinces from Thanh Hoa onwards, with many agarwood growing areas.

Agarwood is a woody plant, can be up to 15-30 meters high, in some places up to 40 meters high and the trunk diameter up to 60 cm. The tree usually grows straight and has ivory-white flowers, blooming from February to April. In nature, the tree usually grows in places with an altitude of 300-1,000m, on sloping land with good drainage. If planting Aquilaria in the home garden, people need to ensure that the soil is loose, moist enough, the soil layer is 40 cm thick or more and has a pH of 4-6. Avoid planting Aquilaria in sandy, limestone, alum-contaminated or flooded areas...

Wounds on the Aquilaria tree produce agarwood.

Do Bau trees should be planted around the garden, along the path or in vacant lots, with a distance of 4-5m between trees. Depending on the area of ​​the garden, farmers should determine the density of Do Bau trees. Each garden should only plant a few trees or a maximum of about 10 trees. Do Bau trees should be considered a reserve capital, kept for 5-7 years, 10 years or longer. When the family has a big event that requires a lot of money, think about exploiting Do Bau trees. The older the tree, the more agarwood it contains, the more money you will have! Then you won't have to borrow from anyone, you won't have to worry about money!

In the countryside, there are many ways to save money. Growing do bau is a simple and highly effective way. Hope you are interested.

Source: https://danviet.vn/1001-cach-lam-giau-vi-sao-nen-trong-cay-tram-huong-trong-vuon-dau-la-cau-tra-loi-tot-nhat-20241107051233276.htm