Three things: consistency of seedling age and height across the batch, which Aquilaria species is being supplied, and whether the nursery can show its own plantation rather than a bought-in lot. Survival-rate claims should come with a reference site you can verify independently.

Yes. We supply Aquilaria seedlings for plantation projects, with agronomic advice drawn from our own 1,000-mu plantation in Conghua, Guangzhou. Tell us the planting area, climate zone and whether you plan natural or induced resin formation, and we will quote the matching seedling age and specification.

Check three signals: whether the bead weight is consistent with the stated grade, whether the scent persists after 24 hours off the string, and whether the supplier can name the lot the beads came from. Resin-coated low-grade wood is the most common substitution.

Yes. Misbaha and mala beads are produced to your specified bead diameter, count and finish, with a minimum of 100 pieces per specification. Custom sizing is quoted with the material grade, since bead yield per kilogram depends heavily on grade.

Our products are tested by CMA / CNAS / ILAC-MRA accredited laboratories, and we provide EU SDS documentation for fragrance materials. Agarwood species are CITES Appendix II, so cross-border shipments travel with export permits arranged at order stage.

Stock grades typically start around 100 kg of finished sticks; private-label runs with your own printed packaging usually start at 300 kg because a print setup is added to the material minimum. Hand-rolled premium formats can go lower because labour, not material, drives the batch.

Yes. Our bakhoor range is organised by occasion, including profiles developed for Ramadan gatherings, weddings, guest reception and quiet meditation. Production is halal-certified across all product lines, and every batch is checked in-house before packing.

Bakhoor is agarwood chips or pressed blocks soaked in oil blends, burned on a mabkhara or electric burner to fragrance a home, a majlis or clothing. Regional preference varies: Gulf buyers tend toward heavier amber, saffron and rose profiles, while Asian markets prefer cleaner woody notes.

Ask for three things: the lot reference for the material in your sample, the grading basis (resin density or sink rate), and the same lot on a re-order sample. A supplier who can repeat a lot has production control; one who answers vaguely is trading, not manufacturing.

We supply Hainan raw materials graded 5A, 3A and A, plus incense chunks, bead scraps and powders. Raw material orders start from 5 kg. Every lot carries a grading reference so the next order can be matched to the same material rather than re-sourced.