To establish an oxygen tree plantation, your land should meet several basic criteria. Firstly, the area should be at least 1 hectare. The land should not be waterlogged or prone to flooding to ensure suitable conditions for the growth and development of the trees. Before starting the project, we conduct a detailed land analysis to ensure it is suitable for the selected tree species.

If the land analysis indicates that it does not meet the requirements for establishing an oxygen tree plantation, our team can propose alternative solutions. This may include advice on changing the land's use to make it more suitable for future ecological projects or assistance in choosing other forms of ecological investment that better match the characteristics of your property.

The type of soil is crucial for the health and growth of trees. Optimal conditions depend on the tree species, but generally, we look for soils with good structure and water retention capacity while ensuring proper drainage. Soils that are too sandy or clayey may require improvement before planting. As part of our land assessment, we include soil type analysis and, if necessary, recommend appropriate actions to improve it.