1,875 seedlings (equivalent to 3 hectares).

Because planting requires a technical project to ensure financial returns.

The seedlings provided are hybrid clones produced exclusively by tissue culture, not by seeds. They are in‑vitro seedlings, genetically superior, free from pathogenic diseases and grown in the ELLEPOT system, with state‑of‑the‑art biodegradable plugs. These hybrids have been improved over many years to ensure: • adaptation to different soil types • superior performance in various climates • very fast growth • high wood quality • resistance and genetic uniformity The selected varieties produce premium sawn timber, harvestable between 8 and 10 years, if well managed.

Seedlings without documented origin can create difficulties when registering the plantation, proving its legality during inspections, or integrating the project into environmental programs in Brazil. In our full plantation model, all planting material has certified origin, ensuring full legal security.

The main uncertainty is genetics: seedlings of unknown origin or uncertified may show low adaptation, irregular growth, and higher mortality. In the complete project, the genetics are selected, tested, and technically monitored to ensure uniform development.

Yes. Losses due to mortality, low productivity, or the need for regularization can make the plantation more expensive in the long run. In full‑service planting, proper management and correct documentation reduce these risks and increase return on investment.

The lack of certification can make environmental audits, Legal Reserve projects, carbon credits and other sustainability initiatives more difficult. The complete project uses certified material and technical monitoring to ensure environmental compliance from the beginning.

Because it determines productivity, legality, and wood value. Without traceable origin, there is no way to predict performance or guarantee future documentation. In the full project, everything is tracked and documented.

You may face difficulty proving the origin, which impacts price, certification, and commercialization. In full‑cycle plantations, the entire chain is documented to facilitate timber sales.

We only work with projects of 3 hectares or more.

Yes, from planning to harvest.

Yes. We offer a guaranteed purchase contract for eligible projects.

Yes. Paulownia adapts very well to agroforestry systems due to its fast growth, light canopy, deep taproot, and low competition for nutrients in the topsoil layer. It can be integrated into several agroforestry models, combined with a wide variety of crops — fruit, perennial, timber, green manure, annual, or regenerative species. Paulownia offers important benefits within the system, such as: • moderate and early shading • microclimate improvement • increase of organic matter • wind protection • deep nutrient cycling • acceleration of soil recovery Because of this, it works well with a wide range of agricultural and forest species, from commercial crops to native species used in agroecological or regenerative systems.

Yes.

Yes. The minimum volume is 1 m³.

Yes, it is included when you purchase the seedlings.