It takes about 4 months to completely remove the plastic wrap. When agarwood first sprouts, gently pierce the plastic wrap with a bamboo stick to expose the buds. When the leaves turn green and grow big enough, remove the film on them and keep the ones near the bottom for a while. After that, open the bag every 10 days or so, and water it once the soil is dry. When the new bud grows above 1 cm, punch holes in the bag and add several holes every few days to let the new bud adapt to the external environment slowly. Only when the new leaves of the tender buds spread out and become green and spicy enough can the film be completely uncovered.

Liquidambar formosana is produced in Yunnan, Tibet, Sichuan, Guizhou, Guangxi and Shan State of Myanmar in China, and belongs to Pistaceae. Its lush leaves are suitable for plastic surgery, landscaping, hedges or potted plants. The whole plant has a strong pepper fragrance, which can purify the air and drive away mosquitoes and flies. Mu's flower language is elegance and dedication.