How does agarwood age?

Aging of agarwood refers to the treatment of agarwood wood to make it react with microorganisms under certain temperature and humidity conditions, and promote the decomposition of xylem fibers, thus improving the quality and aroma of agarwood.

There are many ways of aging agarwood, including wet aging and dry aging. Wet aging is to put agarwood into a cement pool with a certain amount of water and let it age naturally; Dry aging is to put agarwood in a ventilated and dry place and let it age naturally. Whether it is wet aging or dry aging, it is necessary to strictly control the aging temperature, humidity and time.

In addition, agarwood aging also needs to avoid the influence of direct sunlight and odor environment. Try to choose places that cannot be easily touched every day and clean them regularly.

In a word, the aging of agarwood is a very important technological process, and various factors need to be strictly controlled to obtain high-quality agarwood products.