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sandalwood tree bonsai Buy Sandalwood Red PlantSandalwood Red Plant Lal Chandan, Rakt Chandan Sandalwood Red Plant, also known as Lal Chandan or Rakt Chandan, is a valuable and sacred tree prized for its fragrant red heartwood. Ideal for home gardens, this slow growing plant is revered in Ayurveda and spirituality for its therapeutic properties. It can be grown in warm climates and is a great long term investment for plant lovers and farmers alike. What You Will Receive Plant Height: 1218 inches

Sandalwood Red Plant - Lal Chandan, Rakt Chandan

Sandalwood Red Plant, also known as Lal Chandan or Rakt Chandan, is a valuable and sacred tree prized for its fragrant red heartwood. Ideal for home gardens, this slow-growing plant is revered in Ayurveda and spirituality for its therapeutic properties. It can be grown in warm climates and is a great long-term investment for plant lovers and farmers alike.

What You Will Receive

Plant Height: 12–18 inches (including the pot)
Pot Size: 5–6 inch grow pot with proper drainage
Soil Type: Well-draining loamy soil enriched with organic matter

Key Features

Common Name: Lal Chandan, Rakt Chandan
Medicinal & Spiritual Uses: Widely used in Ayurveda, rituals, and cosmetics
Fragrant Heartwood: Known for its aromatic red wood used in carvings and oils
High-Value Tree: Considered a long-term asset for gardens and farms
Drought Tolerant: Requires minimal care once established

Care Tips

Light: Requires full sunlight for healthy growth
Watering: Moderate watering; do not overwater. Let the topsoil dry slightly between watering
Temperature: Thrives in warm tropical climates between 20–38°C
Fertilizer: Apply organic compost or cow dung manure twice a year
Pruning: Prune to shape during early growth stages

Benefits of Sandalwood Red Plant

Long-Term Value: The heartwood matures over years and holds high market demand
Therapeutic Benefits: Used in herbal medicine for its cooling and healing properties
Spiritual Importance: Commonly used in pooja rituals and incense
Eco-Friendly Investment: A sustainable plant that contributes to green cover

Placement Suggestions

  • Farm plots for long-term cultivation
  • Spiritual or meditation garden spaces
  • Open ground with good sunlight and spacing

Common Diseases and Precautions

Root Rot: Avoid waterlogging and ensure good drainage
Pest Attack: Monitor for aphids or borers, use neem spray if needed
Fungal Issues: Prevent by avoiding overcrowding and watering only when soil is dry

Common Questions & Answers

Q: Is Lal Chandan legal to grow at home?
A: Yes, it is legal to grow with proper permissions in some states. Always check local guidelines.

Q: When can the tree be harvested?
A: The heartwood is typically ready after 10–15 years of growth.

Q: Can it survive in a pot?
A: It can grow in a pot during early stages, but should eventually be transplanted outdoors.

Q: What is the price of Lal Chandan wood?
A: Approx. ₹989 for 500 gm and ₹1899 for 1 kg (may vary by quality and source).

Buy now Sandalwood Red Plant and start growing your own valuable, aromatic tree at home!

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