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Why Sandalwood Is So Expensive | So Expensive
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You guys didn't mention the main reason why government doesn't allow everyone to grow sandalwood, it is because growing sandalwood is very water intensive.
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fun fact : Sandalwood tree needs host tree to survive
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The man separating the different color woods chips needs a raise immediately!
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the factories must smell really good
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Some households in Karnataka will have a sandalwood block that has been handed down from generation to generation. We have one that is over 50 years old and it still smells nice !
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Mysore Sandalwood soap is an Iconic soap which if you bathe in will attract a lot of attention due to its long lasting fragrance.
Also, sandalwood incense sticks are common in Indian households.
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I had two trees in my garden. Sold one for 250 dollars. The other one was stolen, 😁😁 yes, my tree was stolen.
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5:08 My man vetted the interviewer/ cameraman and came to conclusion that he is also “common people ”.😂
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Another thing that makes it's cultivation hard is , this plant can't grow alone , because it is a parasitic plant , it needs 1 to 2 other trees ( mostly malabar neem ), so you can't plant sandalwood in inter croping , you have to plant it as a main plant , and this is a water intensive crop , and any water or nutrient shortages in initial stages will severely effect the final product
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The govt ban to plant the tree and then it becomes vulnerable 😂😂😂
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Famous Mysore Sandal soap brand completed 100 years in 2016. In 1916, the war blocked the export of sandalwood from Mysore to major Western countries. The Maharaja of Mysore, Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar, chanced upon unused sandalwood reserves and ordered the extraction of oil from the aromatic wood. Two years later, after the king received a rare set of sandalwood soap from a foreigner, he asked Dewan Sir M. Visvesvaraya, to map out a plan of action to begin the production of such soaps in Mysore. The government installed the first soap factory at K.R. Circle in the capital city. After a few successful experiments, the soap was introduced in the market for the first time in 1918.
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I use Mysore Sandal Soap, Let me just say, The Smell is Heavenly, No other Sopa manufacturer comes close.
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as an indian, we love sandalwood, my parents use the mysore sandal soap always and i was doing the same since years.
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We have 7 root blocks of sandalwood in our home. We grind it on a stone and apply it as tilakam every Saturday, the fragrance lingers even after washing the face, that's how potent it is.
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I’ve always worn sandalwood bracelets because I like the smell. I’ve wondered why they were so expensive. I never realized how much work goes into it.
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Karnataka state is famous for sandalwood. Sometime people refer the state as 'Gandhada gudi' which means 'The temple of sandalwood'. The KFI(Kannada film industry)got it's nickname 'Sandalwood' is because of this reason.
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The Thumbnail 😂😂😂
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As an Indian, when I was younger I was terrified of sandalwood trees. I was told there would be multiple snakes around a single tree 😂
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@kingongongo4735
2 years ago
We had one Sandalwood tree in our garden. My grandfather planted it. It had a unique aroma, you can smell it from afar. We were out for a day and someone stole it.
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