Bitaogan Dried Immature Peach 250g Wild-Harvested Tao Nu Herbal Decoction Pieces for Traditional TCM Use

Bitaogan (碧桃干), also called Tao Nu (桃奴), is the dried immature fruit of Prunus persica, traditionally collected after young peaches naturally drop from the tree. In TCM theory it is considered neutral in nature with a slightly bitter and astringent flavor. This sun-dried raw herb is typically simmered in decoctions or used in folk herbal formulas. Not for pregnant women; consult a qualified practitioner before use.

Key Selling Points

• Dried immature peach fruit known in TCM as Bitaogan (碧桃干) or Tao Nu (桃奴)
• Botanical source Prunus persica, a classic raw herb in Chinese folk herbalism
• Naturally sun-dried whole young fruits with no further processing
• Traditionally associated with astringent and stabilizing properties in TCM theory
• Suitable for decoctions and traditional herbal preparations

Quality & Sensory

Typically small, shriveled, greenish-brown to grayish fruits with a firm, dry texture and a faint herbal aroma. When simmered, the liquid usually takes on a mild, slightly astringent and bitter taste typical of this raw botanical.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmer into traditional herbal decoctions
• Combine with other herbs in folk formulas
• Prepare as a mild traditional herbal tea infusion
• Store in the pantry for seasonal herbal use

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, Bitaogan has long been used in folk decoctions, often simmered alone or paired with other astringent herbs. It was traditionally associated with supporting normal fluid balance and calming the body in seasonal herbal routines. Preparation typically involves prolonged simmering to extract the dried fruit's character.

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