How many red sandalwood trees are planted per acre?
Quick answerManaged red sandalwood plantations typically plant around 100 trees per acre, spaced to give each tree room to develop heartwood over the long term. Your exact count is specified in your plot documentation.
A managed density of roughly 100 plants per acre is common, balancing tree count against the spacing each tree needs to grow well over a 12-year-plus horizon.
The precise number for your plot is recorded in your documentation and mapped in the plantation’s GIS records.
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