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We are dedicated cultivators of Vetiver Grass/Roots and extract its oil and supply the same crude oil to our customers. We also offer attractive offers on bulk orders.
Vetiver Root:
Plant has fibrous roots and is useful in both soil and water conservation. It helps inmaintaining soil moisture, absorbs toxic substances in chemical fertilizer/pesticides andimproves physical characteristics of soil. Dry roots are used for making mats, screens,pillows, baskets, incense sticks and sachet bags. Roots after extraction are used as rawmaterial for making cardboard, paper etc. Young leaves are used as fodder and dry leavesare used for thatching as well as for making brooms. Leaves made into pulp are suitable formaking straw boards. Above ground portion is used in various ways such as making paper,mats, ropes, hats and baskets. Vetiver is the most efficient barrier to reduce soil erosion andprotects loss of organic matter and water.
Vetiver Oil:
Root is the most economical part of plant. Vetiver roots contain fragrant oil considered as one of the finest aromatic oil. Aroma chemicals such as vetiverol, vetivorone and vettiveryl acetate are prepared from this volatile oil. It is high-priced oil and is used extensively in fine perfumery and cosmetic products. In dilute state, it smells like sandalwood oil. It is used exclusively in the preparation of compound perfumes in which the oil on account of its low volatility is normally used as a base to fix other high-value volatile oil like rose, lavender and jasmine oil.
Vetiver Grass/Plant:
Vetiver grass is the key element in a low cost and efficient system for soil and water conservation, infrastructure stabilization, pollution control, waste water treatment, mitigation and rehabilitation, sediment control, prevention of storm damage and many other environmental protection applications.
Vetiver Root:
Plant has fibrous roots and is useful in both soil and water conservation. It helps inmaintaining soil moisture, absorbs toxic substances in chemical fertilizer/pesticides andimproves physical characteristics of soil. Dry roots are used for making mats, screens,pillows, baskets, incense sticks and sachet bags. Roots after extraction are used as rawmaterial for making cardboard, paper etc. Young leaves are used as fodder and dry leavesare used for thatching as well as for making brooms. Leaves made into pulp are suitable formaking straw boards. Above ground portion is used in various ways such as making paper,mats, ropes, hats and baskets. Vetiver is the most efficient barrier to reduce soil erosion andprotects loss of organic matter and water.
Vetiver Oil:
Root is the most economical part of plant. Vetiver roots contain fragrant oil considered as one of the finest aromatic oil. Aroma chemicals such as vetiverol, vetivorone and vettiveryl acetate are prepared from this volatile oil. It is high-priced oil and is used extensively in fine perfumery and cosmetic products. In dilute state, it smells like sandalwood oil. It is used exclusively in the preparation of compound perfumes in which the oil on account of its low volatility is normally used as a base to fix other high-value volatile oil like rose, lavender and jasmine oil.
Vetiver Grass/Plant:
Vetiver grass is the key element in a low cost and efficient system for soil and water conservation, infrastructure stabilization, pollution control, waste water treatment, mitigation and rehabilitation, sediment control, prevention of storm damage and many other environmental protection applications.