Paulownia is recognized as the fastest growing tree in the world.
It can reach remarkable heights in just a few years, ensuring a rapid return on investment and a sustainable supply of wood or biomass.

Paulownia is an excellent resource for biomass production, which can be used as an environmentally friendly fuel to generate renewable energy.

Paulownia lends itself as an effective windbreak, protecting crops and land from the damaging action of strong winds, contributing to a more stable microclimate.

Paulownia is able to grow on marginal lands and improve their quality, making it ideal for the regeneration of degraded or abandoned areas.

Thanks to its extraordinary

ability to absorb carbon dioxide, Paulownia is an ecological solution to combat climate change. One hectare of Paulownia can absorb up to 10 times more CO2 than other tree species.

The flowers of Paulownia, rich in nectar, attract bees, promoting the production of high-quality honey. This aspect makes it ideal for those who want to integrate beekeeping into their agricultural activities.

Paulownia roots improve soil structure, promoting drainage and preventing erosion. They also enrich the soil with nutrients, making it more fertile.

The high yield of wood, combined with other opportunities such as biomass and honey production, guarantees excellent profitability for those who decide to invest in its cultivation.

Paulownia wood is light, strong and easy to work. It is appreciated in different sectors, such as furniture, nautical and musical instrument production, for its quality and sustainability.

Paulownia can be grown in combination with other agricultural crops due to its light canopy that allows light to pass through. This agroforestry system optimizes land use and increases overall productivity.

Thanks to its rapid growth, ornamental crown and ability to absorb CO2, Paulownia is perfect for avenues, public parks and urban green areas.