Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations

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Description

Dried Gromwell Root, known in TCM as Zi Cao (紫草), from Arnebia euchroma or related Arnebia species, supplied as whole dried roots. In TCM theory Zi Cao is cool in nature with a sweet and salty flavor, traditionally associated with clearing heat and cooling the blood. This listing offers 500g of fully dried loose root in a resealable bag, suitable for traditional herbal preparations and external applications. Not a substitute for medicine.

Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations overview
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations overview

Key Selling Points

  • Authentic hard Zi Cao dried root sourced from Inner Mongolia
  • Botanical source Arnebia species with Chinese name 紫草 and pinyin Zi Cao
  • Whole root form, fully dried for long storage in a cool dry place
  • Traditionally used in TCM for cooling the blood and clearing heat
  • 500g resealable bag; multiple units may be combined into larger bags
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations key features
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations key features

Quality & Sensory

The dried roots typically appear dark purple to purplish-brown with a rough, twisted surface and a hard, brittle texture. They carry a faint characteristic herbal aroma and a slightly bitter, astringent taste when decocted.

Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations quality and texture
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried raw herb
Chinese Name 紫草
Pinyin Zi Cao
Botanical Name Arnebia euchroma
Plant Part Root
Net Weight 500g per bag
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations specifications
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • External herbal oil infusions and salves prepared from the dried root
  • Traditional decoctions prepared under guidance of a qualified practitioner
  • Ingredient in herbal formulations for topical skin care traditions
  • Can be ground into powder for external applications
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations in use
Dried Gromwell Root Zi Cao 500g Loose Inner Mongolia Arnebia Whole Herb for External Use and Herbal Preparations in use

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, Zi Cao has long been used in decoctions and infused oils, often paired with herbs such as Dang Gui or Dan Pi in classic formulas. It is traditionally associated with blood-cooling and heat-clearing actions and is a common ingredient in external oils for skin care traditions. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: This is 500g of dried Zi Cao (紫草), the root of Arnebia species, supplied loose in a resealable bag from Inner Mongolia.

Q: What is it traditionally used for?

A: In TCM theory Zi Cao is cool and salty-sweet, traditionally associated with clearing heat and cooling the blood, and is widely used in infused oils for external skin care traditions.

Q: How is it commonly prepared?

A: It is commonly simmered in oil to make herbal infused oil, or decocted in formulas; it can also be ground into powder for external use.

Additional information

Weight 0.55 kg
Dimensions 25 × 18 × 8 cm

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