California but most of the herbs still come from China. As I study Chinese Medicine itโs only right to get my herbs from the source where it is abundant.
Tariffs is about to tax me lol
California but most of the herbs still come from China. As I study Chinese Medicine itโs only right to get my herbs from the source where it is abundant.
Tariffs is about to tax me lol
Are there any promising prospects for domestic tea?
My sleep tea from California
Even then some herbs are sourced outside the USA. Maybe if I had a big garden / greenhouse to produce all these itโll be different but still too some greens are just native elsewhere or produce the best in China, Japan, or Ecuador.
Like Guayusa is native to ecuador. Thatโs where all the love is.
Domestically like Basil and thyme but realistically the USA imports much more than we think.
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Some years ago I learned how to harvest and process He Shou Wuโฆ in the NC mountains. I know there was kind of an initiative there to grow some Chinese herbs. Wish I could give you a specific contact, but it could be something to look into. Whoever is doing it might be connected with WNC Medicinal Herb Growers or the Buncombe County Cooperative Extension.
My hair needs some He Shou Wu now actually haha
This is great. This will be great in the future as I would love to harvest some medicinals. Even some bai shao and Wu Wei zhi.
So many Chinese herbs COULD grow well in various parts of the U.S. Iโm surprised it isnโt already more of a thing considering how much our ginseng is preferred.
Oh yes I love me some Xi Yang Shen since itโs much more cooling than a warm ass Ren Shen haha
But you are right. I think maybe because a lot of them are native to China and carry that climatel (yes I made that word up) energy
can y'all write that in Chinese that? my pinyin not so good.