Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Cultivating red sandalwood on private patta land is legal in India. The restrictions you may have read about apply to smuggling of wild-forest trees, not to registered private plantations.

Harvest and transport of red sandalwood follow prescribed state procedures, including permissions and grade-wise sale through permitted channels. Our company manages this entire process for all plot owners.

Its dense, deep-red heartwood is prized internationally for furniture, carving, musical instruments and medicinal extracts, while natural supply is limited to one small belt of Andhra Pradesh, high demand, scarce supply.

Plans range from ₹4.25 lakhs (11 cents, 50 plants) to ₹30 lakhs (1 acre, 420 plants). Multiple plots can be combined for larger holdings.

Yes, through a stamped sale deed at the sub-registrar office. You receive the original deed, link documents and encumbrance certificate.

NRIs can generally hold agricultural land received in accordance with applicable FEMA rules; we recommend NRI buyers confirm their individual eligibility with a legal advisor, and we assist with documentation.

Yes, joint registration in two or more names is available at no extra cost.

Our full-time agronomy and security teams manage irrigation, nutrition, pruning, pest control, fencing and replanting for the entire 12 years, included in your plan price.

Failed saplings are replaced by us free of cost so your plot maintains its full plant count.

Any time during farm hours. We also share periodic photo and growth updates with all owners.

Projected returns range from ₹50 lakhs on the 11-cent plan up to ₹4 crore on 1 acre, depending on final heartwood grade and market prices. These are estimates, not guarantees, we share our assumptions openly.

Yes. Your registered land can be resold at any time, with the maintenance agreement transferring to the new owner.

It remains yours. Replant with a new cycle, farm something else, hold or sell, your choice.