Bian Mi Guo Pure Fruit Pulp (Cassia fistula) — Yunnan Dried Pod Fruit, 250g
$5.08 – $28.90Price range: $5.08 through $28.90
Description
Bian Mi Guo Pure Fruit Pulp (Cassia fistula), also known in Chinese as Dà Jiě Guǒ (大解果) or Là Cháng Guǒ (腊肠果), is the dried, peeled fruit pulp of the Golden Shower Tree, a botanical long used in folk herbal practice across Yunnan and Southeast Asia. Its nature is sweet and neutral with a gentle downward-moving quality, traditionally associated with moistening the intestines and supporting smooth digestive movement. Each batch is hand-cut into segments and peeled to expose the dark, sticky pulp inside the pod.



Key Selling Points
- Pure peeled fruit pulp, no pod shell
- Wild-grown Yunnan origin, new-crop stock
- Cassia fistula — Golden Shower Tree fruit
- Traditional folk digestive herb
- 250g bulk jar, ready for decoction or tea



Quality & Sensory
The peeled pulp is dark brown to near-black, glossy, and slightly sticky to the touch, with a faint sweet-tart aroma reminiscent of dried fruit. When steeped in hot water, it softens into a syrupy, amber-tinted infusion with a mild, gently sweet taste and a subtle fermented-fruit note. The texture is dense and resinous, breaking down slowly in decoction.



Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Dried Fruit Pulp |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Bian Mi Guo / Da Jie Guo / La Chang Guo |
| Botanical Name | Cassia fistula |
| Origin | Yunnan, China |
| Net Weight | 250g |
| Processing | Initial processing — cut into segments, peeled |



Usage Scenarios
- Steeped as a single-herb folk tea
- Blended with other mild digestive herbs
- Added to slow-simmered decoctions
- Occasional daily digestive support
- Traditional folk wellness preparation



Traditional Uses
In folk herbal practice across Yunnan and neighboring regions, Bian Mi Guo pulp is steeped in hot water as a simple daily tea, or simmered briefly in decoctions alongside ingredients like honey, jujube, or dried tangerine peel. It is also traditionally soaked overnight and taken as a mild morning infusion. In some regional traditions, the pulp is combined with other gentle downward-moving herbs in seasonal digestive formulas.

FAQ Q&A
Q: What is Bian Mi Guo?
A: Bian Mi Guo is the Chinese folk name for the dried fruit pulp of Cassia fistula, also called the Golden Shower Tree. It is a traditional botanical used in folk digestive preparations, particularly in Yunnan and Southeast Asia.
Q: How is this product prepared and used?
A: The pods are cut into segments and the outer shell is removed, leaving only the dark inner pulp. It is typically steeped in hot water as a tea or simmered briefly in a decoction. Adjust the amount to your own preference and traditional recipe.
Q: How should I store it?
A: Keep the jar refrigerated after opening to preserve freshness, aroma, and texture. The stated shelf life is 2 years under proper storage conditions.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Packaging specifications | Constipation fruit segment 250g, Constipation fruit segment 500g, Constipation fruit segment 1000g, 250g constipation pulp, Constipation pulp 500g, Constipation pulp 1000g, 50g canned constipation pulp, Canned constipation relief fruit pulp 100g, Canned constipation relief fruit pulp 200g, 300g canned constipation pulp |
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