Red sandalwood, or Pterocarpus santalinus, is a medium-sized tree from southern India known for its valuable, deep red heartwood. This heartwood is prized for its rich color and uses in traditional medicine, cosmetics, religious ceremonies, and fine woodworking, such as furniture and sculptures. While lacking the strong scent of its white sandalwood counterpart, its heartwood is rich in a red dye called santalin and has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. Due to high demand, the species is now endangered and protected by strict laws, though it is also cultivated on farms for legal trade. Physical description Size: A small, light-demanding tree that grows up to 8 meters tall with a trunk diameter of 15–50 cm. Leaves: Pinnate leaves that are typically green. Heartwood: The mo
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| Plant Variety | Raktha Chandan |
| Plant Height | 3 Feet |
| Plant Age | 1–2 years |
| Soil Specific | Alkaline |
| Height When Fully Grown | 10 Feet |
| Host Plant Requirement | Without Host |
| Packaging Type | Poly Bag |
| Usage | Timber Plantation, Medicinal Use, Agroforestry |
| Color | Natural |
| Usage/Application | Plantation |
| Land Suitability | Rainfed |
| Soil Type Preference | Red Soil, Sandy Loam, Well Drained, Laterite Soil |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
Minimum order quantity: 100 Piece
Red sandalwood, or Pterocarpus santalinus, is a tree from southern India prized for its deep red heartwood, which is used for traditional medicine, high-end furniture, musical instruments, and as a dye. Unlike its white counterpart, it lacks a strong scent but has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. Due to high demand and illegal logging, the tree is now an endangered species with strict trade laws.
Sabir Talukder (Proprietor)
SA Agro Enterprise
H No. 129, Bamungaon, Lanka, Hojai
Nagaon - 782446, Assam, India