those land in muar.. johor cheap ^^

it's easy to get to muar, about 2 hours from KL

well, try find rural land, it's better... a lot of malay in rural got land but didn't use it.. if can get them to rent their land is the best, in the same time ask them take care

It's cheap but do they really want to rent it for 7-10 years? That's the question you have to ask.

This post has been edited by amirbashah: Jan 15 2008, 12:43 PM

yeap.. i think so

it is baby tree i already plant it at polybag, this gaharu need space 6 feet from each other when u plant it to land, then can u find land at selangor and can be rent for 7 years

anywhere i can get aquilaria subintegra in (KK)sabah?

1st of all this tree don't have seed that why we need baby tree .... if u want i can supply this subintegra

how much is it?

This post has been edited by Sham903n: Feb 20 2008, 11:10 PM

Funder or Loaner Wanted;

more info is here
http://carigold.com/portal/forums/showthread.php?t=29710


cheers!!

Correction. The species does produce seeds but the seed is recalcitrant (low shelf life). That is why it is difficult to buy those seeds. Furthermore, if I am not mistaken, Aquilaria subintegra is an exotic species so you will not be able to find it in the forest.

Ps: By the way, I am going over to KL for a meeting on the 26th to 29th February. Anyone interested to meet up for a chat? I will be staying in the Setapak area.

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Added on February 21, 2008, 9:43 amI thought I answer this before but I might as well repeat myself.

Try not to keep it in the polybag for too long. The best time to plant it is when the seedling is around 6 month old and around 2 feet tall. I kept some seedlings for around more than a year in the polybag and the root was growing out of the polybag. In my observation, those overgrown seedlings show signs of stunted growth.

This post has been edited by eehtsitna: Feb 21 2008, 09:59 AM

PM me your number-- maybe we can have a coffee chat..



This post has been edited by Sham903n: Feb 23 2008, 11:04 PM

pls contact me 0122438420 for coffee chat.

thanks..

anyone know where i can buy the agarwood seed/baby tree?
and does anyone know roughly how much the cost per tree or seed?

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Added on March 23, 2008, 4:47 pmanyone know?

This post has been edited by lthock: Mar 23 2008, 04:47 PM

Hi eehtsitna,
any news and whats the results of the test done by Sabah Forest Dept on the inoculation by Professor Robert Blanchette?

TS, I have a 12 acre land in perak.....plain area, can plant it?

yes sure you can plant it.

start NOW!!

and also build contact with all 'agarwood farmer'(penanam gaharu/karas)

thanks

but the thing is I'm living in KL and even if I plant the trees, who's going to manage them? I'm sick of being cheated

No need to take care of the trees.Just plant the trees and leave them for a few years. You only need to put fertilizer twice a year. But make sure the area is fenced so people won't steal them. I usually buy the trees for RM5 per tree. Quite cheap if compared to other sellers.

sounds interesting... this tree suitable on wat type of soil?
might consider to join since my friend got abandoned land about 10acres at mlk.
how much is the estimated initial investment amount?

Check my previous post.

now still can get RM5 for tree ? because lot of sellers sell at more than that price