Agarwood is a resource-based industry; without plantations, there is no stable supply. Over the years, Wubaiyi has sunk its roots deep into the red soil of Hainan.
Public information shows that Wubaiyi has established nearly ten thousand mu of agarwood planting bases across Hainan, Guangdong, Yunnan, Fujian, Guangxi, Sichuan and other regions, with Hainan and Guangdong being the key qinan(kyara) planting industrial parks under construction. The significance of these bases is to gradually transform wild collection that "depends on the weather" into a supply that is plannable and traceable.
Around 2016–2017, the first generation of super qinan(kyara) agarwood seedlings was cultivated through cloning and tissue culture techniques, with the strain originating from Jianfengling, Hainan, and the yield per mature single tree can reach 1000 grams. At the 2024 Agarwood and Rosewood International Conference, Liu Zhiqiang, president of the Zhongke Agarwood Standard Technology Research Institute, also introduced this superior variety breeding practice.
Public information mentions that its technical route achieves an average of over 200 grams of agarwood formation per agarwood seedling within five years, with an oil content of over 30%, used to alleviate the bottleneck of agarwood's long natural agarwood formation cycle. For the industry, this means good material no longer depends solely on luck.
Planting a forest of fragrance is slow work, and also clumsy work. But in the agarwood business, what is most feared is haste.
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