Our Agarwood Plantations
500+ hectares of cultivated Aquilaria across southern China.
OudLink operates Aquilaria sinensis plantations across Maoming, Guangdong (HQ + primary cultivation) and Hainan (auxiliary planting). All plantings are CITES-registered, traceable to specific plots, and managed under a long-cycle replanting program so each harvested area returns to production within the next decade. Total cultivation extends across hundreds of hectares of red-earth hill terrain.
Five Locations, One Standard
OudLink operates plantations across Maoming, Zhanjiang, Leizhou, Zhaoqing, and Hainan — each chosen for ideal climate, soil, and access to skilled cultivators.
Together, these sites give us the scale to serve global demand without ever resorting to wild-harvested material.
Cultivation Methods
Traditional Inoculation
Time-tested techniques passed down for generations.
Modern Grafting
Kynam grafting in collaboration with SCAU.
Sustainable Spacing
Wide spacing to support biodiversity.
Long-term Maturity
Trees harvested only when fully mature.
Maoming primary plantation
Our Maoming HQ sits on red-earth hill slopes whose lateritic soil and subtropical climate suit Aquilaria sinensis. Original plantings from 2008 have matured into the first commercial harvest cohort; subsequent plantings expand the productive area on a rolling basis. Maoming hosts the distillation facility, sorting halls, sapling nursery, and CITES export office.
Hainan auxiliary planting
Hainan's tropical climate produces a slightly different terroir — Aquilaria sinensis grown there develops a distinct resin profile compared to Maoming stock. We use Hainan plantings as a complementary supply for buyers who specifically request the regional character.
Long-cycle replanting
Aquilaria takes years to reach commercial maturity. Every harvested plot is replanted within the year, and the sapling nursery maintains stock for plantings that will mature in the next 5–15 years. The intent is a continuous-yield operation rather than a series of extractive harvests.