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Product Details:
Soil | Teak grows best on deep, well-drained alluvial soils. |
Density | 10x12 Feet |
Production | 10 to 15 cu.ft |
Harvesting | Ready to harvest after 14th year |
Height | 60 to 70 feet |
Scientific Name | Tectonagrandis |
Season of planting | Can be plant in any season |
Fruit Bearing Year | After 12 Year |
Plant age | 50-60 Years |
Speciality | Teak High Oil Content |
Ageing Period | 50 to 60 years |
Teak wood known as the king of timber belongs to the family Verbenaceae. Its scientific name is Tectona Grandis. It grows as a huge tree and yields excellent quality wood. Therefore teak wood has a higher demand in national as well as International markets. Articles made of teak wood have high durability/quality and hence with the increased consumption of teak in household and office interiors, teak has become an indispensable part of people’s lives all over the world. Normally superior teak plants are grown on a commercial scale, it is possible to earn the good profit with low risk. When grown on fertile soils with irrigation and scientific management, each tree yields 10 to15 Cu. ft wood in about 14 years. The main stem grows to a height of 25-30 ft. and attains a girth of 35-45 inches.
Other Details:
- Climate: Teak grows naturally over a wide range of climatic condition, from the very dry (500 mm/year) to the very moist (up to 5,000 mm/year)