Sichuan Chuan Bei Mu Song Bei Fritillaria Bulbs Dried TCM Herb 1g Sample Pack

Sichuan Fritillaria Bulb, known in TCM as Chuan Bei Mu (川贝母), specifically the Song Bei (松贝) grade, from Fritillaria cirrhosa or related Fritillaria species. These small dried bulbs are a classic Chinese herbal ingredient traditionally valued in TCM for their moistening and lung-related associations. Sold as a food-grade raw botanical in a 1g sample bag, suitable for traditional decoctions and herbal preparations under professional guidance.

Key Selling Points

• Authentic Song Bei grade Chuan Bei Mu from Sichuan, a prized region for this traditional herb
• Dried whole bulbs of Fritillaria, a classic TCM botanical with centuries of documented use
• Small 1g sample pack ideal for trying the herb or adding to a personal apothecary
• In TCM theory, Chuan Bei Mu is traditionally associated with the lung channel and moistening qualities
• Versatile raw herb suitable for decoction, powdering, or pairing with pear in traditional recipes

Quality & Sensory

Typically the bulbs are small and plump, whitish to pale ivory in color with a slightly glossy surface. They have a faint starchy aroma and a mild, slightly bitter taste when decocted. Texture is hard and dense when dry, softening with prolonged simmering.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmered into traditional herbal decoctions alongside other TCM ingredients
• Steamed with pear as a classic folk preparation
• Ground into powder for use in traditional herbal formulas
• Added to congee or soups in small amounts following traditional recipes

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Chuan Bei Mu is traditionally associated with moistening the lungs and is a common ingredient in classical formulas. A well-known folk preparation pairs the ground bulb with steamed pear. It is traditionally used in autumn and winter seasonal wellness routines and is often combined with herbs such as Xing Ren or Mai Men Dong in decoctions. Use should follow guidance from a qualified TCM practitioner.

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