Dried Patchouli Herb Guang Huo Xiang 1000g Sun-Dried Aromatic Leaves for Tea Decoction Sachets and Herbal Blends

Dried Patchouli Herb, known in TCM as Guang Huo Xiang (广藿香), from Pogostemon cablin, aromatic leaves and stems sun-dried after harvest. In TCM theory it is aromatic, slightly warm, and enters the spleen, stomach, and lung channels, traditionally associated with resolving dampness and harmonizing the middle. Traditionally used in decoctions, herbal sachets, and blended formulas with herbs such as Pei Lan and Cang Zhu. Store in a cool, dry place.

Key Selling Points

• Authentic Guang Huo Xiang (广藿香) sourced from Guangdong, a recognized producing region
• Botanical source Pogostemon cablin, dried aerial herb prepared by sun-drying
• Aromatic TCM herb traditionally associated with resolving dampness and harmonizing the middle
• Versatile raw material for decoctions, herbal teas, sachets, and powder grinding on request
• Supplied as 1000g of recently harvested new-crop dried herb

Quality & Sensory

Typically grayish-green to brownish-green dried leaves and stems with a crumbly, fibrous texture. The aroma is characteristically strong, sweet, and camphor-like, and a decoction typically yields a warm, aromatic, slightly bitter taste.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Simmered in herbal decoctions with Pei Lan, Shi Chang Pu, or Cang Zhu
• Brewed as a light aromatic herbal tea infusion
• Filled into sachets or pouches as a fragrant drawer and closet herb
• Ground into powder on request for external or culinary herbal preparations

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, Guang Huo Xiang is a classic aromatic damp-resolving herb, traditionally used in summer formulas and decoctions for damp obstruction in the middle burner, often paired with Pei Lan for stronger aroma or with Cang Zhu and Shi Chang Pu in dampness-dispelling blends. Folk practice also uses the dried herb in fragrant sachets and seasonal herbal baths.

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