Teak Seeds (Tectoma Grandis) - 100 g

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Teak Seeds (Tectoma Grandis) - 100 g

80% Germination 80% Germination
3-4 Day Sprout 3-4 Day Sprout
20-40 Years to Maturity 20-40 Years to Maturity

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    Teak (Sagwan) is one of the world's most prized timber trees, and India is one of its natural homelands. A long-term but deeply rewarding tree to grow for timber, shade, and ecological value.

    • One of the world's most valuable and durable timber species.
    • Grows well in tropical and subtropical India with full sun and well-drained soil.
    • A fast-growing plantation tree that reaches harvestable size in 20-40 years.
    • A meaningful, long-term contribution to sustainable forestry.
    Sowing
    • Soak seeds in water for 2-3 days before sowing, changing the water daily. This dramatically improves germination rates.
    • Sow 1-2 cm deep in large nursery pots. We suggest sandy loam or Ugaoo's Organic Veggie Mix with extra grit.
    • Best time to sow: May to August, in warm, wet conditions.
    • Keep in a warm, bright spot and maintain consistent moisture.
    Germination
    • Seeds sprout in 15-30 days after soaking.
    • Germination rate can be variable; sow extra seeds.
    • Once sprouts appear, move to full direct sun.
    Transplanting
    • Transplant to the field or large pots once seedlings reach 25-30 cm, usually after 2-3 months.
    • Handle roots carefully. Water well after transplanting.
    Growing
    • Needs full direct sun, at least 6-8 hours daily. Teak must not be shaded.
    • Water regularly when young. Once established, it handles dry spells well.
    • Feed with cow manure every 20 days in the first year.
    • We suggest Ugaoo's Neem Oil Spray for pests on young seedlings.
    • Teak grows best in well-drained, sandy loam soil and dislikes waterlogged conditions.
    Aftercare & Post-Harvest
    • A perennial tree requiring consistent care for the first 3-5 years.
    • Once established, teak is largely self-sufficient in Indian conditions.
    • Protect young trees from livestock grazing.
    Harvesting
    • Teak is a timber tree; commercial harvest is after 20-40 years.
    • Thinning of weak or damaged trees can begin from year 5-10 onwards.
    • In some regions, leaves are harvested for wrapping food.
    Teak Seeds (Tectoma Grandis) - 100 g
    Teak Seeds (Tectoma Grandis) - 100 g
    Non-GMO Certified Non-GMO Certified
    Made in India Made in India
    1 Crore+ Customers 1 Crore+ Customers
    Non-GMO Certified Non-GMO Certified
    Made in India Made in India
    1 Crore+ Customers 1 Crore+ Customers

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    Teak Seeds (Tectoma Grandis) - 100 g

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    Reusable 104 Holes Seedling Tray (Set of 3)

    Reusable 104 Holes Seedling Tray (Set of 3)

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    HDPE Round Grow Bag- 12 in x 12 in (DIA x H) (Set of 6) – 250 GSM

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    Ugaoo vs the Rest

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    Plant quality
    Poor health (No quality checks)
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    Inconsistent
    Pests
    Common Issue
    Pest-controlled
    Possible risk
    Repotting
    Requires repotting (Pot is missing)
    Not required (Comes in a Ugaoo Gropot)
    Varies; not consistent
    Soil
    Standard soil
    Pre-mixed 90-Day fertilised
    Standard soil
    Growing Conditions
    Out sourced
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    After-sale help
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    Expert support
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    30 days replacement
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    Grow it. From a seedGrow it. From a seed

    Grow it. From a seed

    A tiny seed, your own hands, a little patience and it becomes something you can eat, smell, or simply admire. It's a small ritual in your own space that grows into something much bigger.

    Your harvest, your hands
    Your harvest, your hands
    veggies, fruits, or blooms, all grown by you
    No chemicals, just care
    No chemicals, just care
    clean growing, right from the start
    Daily dose of calm
    Daily dose of calm
    a few minutes of mindful habit, every day
    Skill that's yours for life
    Skill that's yours for life
    once you know how, it never leaves you

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    Frequently asked questions

    What are teak seeds used for?

    Teak seeds are mainly used to grow teak trees, which are prized for their strong, durable, and water-resistant wood. Teak wood is commonly used in furniture, flooring, and boat-building. Growing teak from seeds is also popular for reforestation and timber plantations. They’re tiny powerhouses for growing mighty, valuable trees!

    How do you germinate teak seeds?

    To germinate teak seeds, start by soaking them in warm water for 12–24 hours to soften the hard seed coat. Then, plant them in well-draining soil and keep the soil moist and warm. Germination can take 15–30 days, so be patient—those tough little seeds are gearing up to grow into majestic trees!

    What is the flowering season of Tectona grandis?

    Tectona grandis, or the mighty teak tree, usually flowers during the monsoon season, between June and August in India. Its small, white blooms may not steal the show, but they’re a vital part of the teak life cycle—marking the beginning of a new generation of strong, stunning trees!

    Which fertilizer is best for teak trees?

    Teak trees love a good nutrient boost, and the best fertilizers you can use for them are Vermicompost, Plant Tonic Liquid Fertilizer, and Fertilizer Pellets. These all-natural goodies enrich the soil, promote strong roots, and support lush, healthy growth. Just feed your teak tree right, and it’ll grow into a majestic green beauty!