Plant Cutting Time                        6 Year

Per acre Plantation                      1000 Plant 

Total Weight Of The Plant            200 Kg

Per Acre Production                    180 Tonnes 

Price                                            5500 Rs/Tonnes

Mortality                                       10 % 

Soil Condition For Melia Dubia Malabar Neem Plant:-

Melia dubia grows typically in a tropical moist environment ideal for the deciduous forests to grow in abundance with appropriate plantation management. In India, you can find large scale farming lands of Melia dubia in Sikkim Himalayas, upper Assam, Khasi Hills, and N. Circars, in Dooars of North Bengal as well as in the Hills of Orissa, Decaan, and the Western Ghats at an altitude of 1,500 – 1,800 m.

Rich with organic elements fertile sandy loam soil happens to be the finest class for Malabar neem cultivation while its growth in gravel mixed shallow soil shows a poor growth rate. Similarly, laterite red soils are also great for Malabar neem farming. Irrespective of the kind of soil, high Ph content is not desired for the productive result of the species. Given that, the tree roots penetrate deeper soils, hence, even as the soil should have the ability to hold needed moisture, the field should be well-drained and must not be waterlogged.