Sang Huang Mulberry Yellow Phellinus Mushroom with Ling Zhi Slices Herbal Tea Set 125g Plus 40g Jars

Sang Huang (桑黄), the mulberry yellow Phellinus mushroom, paired with Ling Zhi (灵芝) Reishi slices from Ganoderma species, is offered as a dried herbal set for daily wellness use. In TCM theory, Sang Huang is traditionally associated with gentle support of the body's natural balance, while Ling Zhi is traditionally valued as a calming tonic herb. This set is a food-grade dried botanical product, not a medicine, and is intended for tea, decoction, or culinary preparation.

Key Selling Points

• Set includes 125g of dried Sang Huang mulberry yellow mushroom and 40g of Ling Zhi Reishi slices
• Sang Huang is a Phellinus bracket fungus traditionally prized in Chinese herbal practice
• Ling Zhi slices are a classic TCM tonic herb traditionally associated with calm and vitality
• Dried whole form suitable for simmering, steeping, or adding to soups
• Sold as a food-grade agricultural product, not intended to replace medicine

Quality & Sensory

Dried Sang Huang typically appears as a hard, dense, yellow-brown to dark brown bracket fungus with a firm, woody texture. Ling Zhi slices typically show a glossy reddish-brown surface with a woody, fibrous body. When simmered, the brew typically has a mild earthy, slightly bitter woody taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmer Sang Huang pieces in water for a traditional herbal decoction
• Steep Ling Zhi slices as a daily wellness tea
• Add both herbs to slow-cooked soups for a traditional herbal flavor
• Combine with other tonic herbs in a home decoction pot

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, Sang Huang has long been simmered alone or with other herbs into a slow decoction, and it is a familiar ingredient in folk herbal tea traditions. Ling Zhi slices are traditionally simmered or steeped for daily tonic tea and are often paired with other mushrooms or roots. Both are commonly used in seasonal wellness routines, especially during colder months.

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