Over many years of painstaking scientific research Professor Baharuddin Salleh has successfully identified, isolated and formulated a microbiological culture as an inoculum that promotes Agarwood formation  within Gaharu trees.

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Unlike legacy inoculum’s this is a proven and scientifically developed solution, coupled with an innovative 3 phase inoculation process, it delivers very high levels of not only success, but quality and volume output from established mature Gaharu trees.

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The inoculum itself due to its active microbiological agents MUST be not only formulated within the country of intended use, but must then be utilized within a relatively short shelf life to ensure maximum efficacy.

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The 3-phase inoculation process takes a total of 12 months from commencement to harvest, with a ‘dwell’ time between each phase to allow the Agarwood to develop within the Gaharu tree.

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Prima Plants Research and Development can provide inoculum and expertise for circa for a nominal 500 trees per month. This modest volume can be easily scaled to meet the needs of the client.

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Whilst the inoculum is proven, it is recommended that a statically representative trial be conducted as slight changes to the inoculum may be required based upon tree species and local parameters before a full-scale inoculation process commences.