Description
The teak tree (Tectona grandis) is a tree grown from Teak Tree Seedlings. It is planted in tropical to sub-tropical areas throughout the globe, not only for ornamental reasons but also in plantations for commercial timber production.
Timber from this tree is a valuable tropical wood. Teak wood is particularly valued for its durability, hardness and water resistance.
To produce high-quality timber trees, the site should be subjected to a dry period of 3-5 months duration. Teaks are used for a lot of purposes ranging from wood products to health sustenance. Some of the benefits are:
Features

it is resistant to insects and termites attacks and of attractive deep brown colour.
The common teak is a large, deciduous, hardwood tree reaching about 40–50m tall.
The root system is superficial. They are often no deeper than 50 cm may extend laterally up to 15m.
The wood is used for boat building, exterior construction, veneer, furniture, carving, turnings, and other small wood projects.
Consuming it helps with skin health by acting as an anti-inflammatory agent for reducing the inflammation of the skin.
Helps in overcoming diseases such as anaemia, anuria, bronchitis and even gastrointestinal disorders.
Has wound healing benefits and in treating headaches.
Supports hair growth.
Used for culinary purposes and aesthetic appeal.