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WHITE SANDAL WOOD-SANTALUM ALBUM-SEEDS. SANDAL WOOD-SANTALUM ALBUM-SEEDS Indian Sandalwood is otherwise known as Sandal Wood, Fragrant Sandalwood, White Sandalwood, Chandan, Safed – chandan, Sukhad, Srigandha, Chandanam, Chandana, Sandanam and Chandamamu.Sandal wood (Santalum album) is the source of world famous Indian sandal wood oil, which is extensively used in the perfumery industry. Both wood and oil are used in incense, perfumes and in medicine.sandalwood being closely grained and amicable to carving, the wood is suitable for making idols and boxes of exquisite beauty. Santalum album or Indian sandalwood is a small tropical tree, and is the most commonly known source of sandalwood. This species has historically been cultivated, processed and traded since ancient times.HOW TO GROW: The sandalwood is a root parasite so you have to provide other plants for it to grow along with, especially by the time it is 8″ high, Alternatively, when you plant the sandalwood seed, also throw in some toor dal or butterfly seeds. Mix red earth, farmyard manure (cattle manure) and sand in a ratio of 2:1:1 i.e 2 parts of red earth, 1 part of manure and 1 part of sand. Silt also provides very good nourishment to plants. The seeds will start sprouting only in 4 to 8 weeks so don’t stop watering if you don’t see results – and don’t over water, because that certainly won’t hasten the process! The soil should always be moist, never water logged, so after it has sprouted, water it only on alternate days. Clear an area for planting and dig a pit about 30cm3 in size. Plant the sandalwood seedlings along with the host seedlings – keep a distance of 2.5 to 4m between two sandalwood plants. Disclaimer: This information is only for the purpose of education and not meant to replace any professional advice of an expert.