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Dalbergia Sissoo (Indian Rosewood) Tree Seeds produce high-density timber for long-term agroforestry. Germination starts within 7 to 21 days under full sun. Reaching 25-30 meters, this species survives temperatures from -4°C up to 45°C.
Key Features
- Hardwood Production: High-density naturally scented timber from a deciduous species. Yields high-value construction material.
- Growth Velocity: Rapid vertical development compared to other hardwood species. Shortens the timber harvest cycle.
- Thermal Range: Operates between -4°C and 45°C without tissue damage. Survives extreme heat and road dust.
- Activation Protocol: Pre-soaking requirement of 12 to 24 hours before planting. This initiates the 21-day germination cycle.
- Soil Specs: Performance peaks in porous or light soil types. Prevents waterlogging during heavy rain.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do Sissoo seeds take to germinate?
Sprouts emerge between 7 and 21 days post-planting. Pre-soaking for 12 hours triggers faster cell activation.
Is Indian Rosewood fast growing?
This deciduous species reaches heights of 30 meters at a rapid rate. It produces usable timber faster than traditional hardwoods.
