Market Analysis of Chinese Medicinal Herbs Tinospora
Market analysis of Chinese herbal medicine Tinospora. Tinospora was a traditional Chinese herbal medicine. In recent years, it had received the attention of many pharmaceutical companies, and the demand had increased year by year. However, due to long-term disorderly mining, the wild resources of Tinospora tinocarpa decreased year by year, and the market price rose. At present, the supply of Tinospora in the market was relatively sufficient. The recent market price had dropped compared to the previous period. The current price was around 240 yuan, and the price was 280 yuan. Tinospora had a bright future, but the new planting area in the country was not large, and there were no artificially grown products that could be recycled. The planting conditions of Tinospora foeniculata required high air humidity and good ventilation. The altitude should not exceed 2000 meters, and the soil should be loose and well-permeated. According to the analysis of the planting input and output of the Tinospora, it could be harvested after 4 to 5 years of planting. The income per mu of land could reach about 400,000 yuan, and the benefits were considerable. Overall, the market for Tinospora was currently stable, but it was necessary to continue to pay attention to the changes in the market in the later stages.
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Market Analysis of Chinese Medicinal Herbs
The market analysis of Chinese herbal medicines in 2023 was as follows: According to the monitoring of the business society's commodity market analysis system, in the 2023 Chinese herbal medicine industry price rise and fall list, there were a total of six commodities that rose and two commodities that fell. The main varieties that rose included coshen, danggui, dwarf lilyturf, and pseudoginseng, with a large increase. Honeysuckle and Forsythia were the main commodities that fell. In the first half of 2023, the price of Chinese medicinal herbs continued to rise, breaking the periodic law. The price cycle of Chinese medicinal herbs was a small cycle of three years and a big cycle of nine years. However, this cycle had already lasted for 11 years, which was very abnormal. As of June 16,2023, the Chinese herbal medicine comprehensive 200 index closed at 3544.67 points, up 34.57% year-on-year. The price had gone out of control. The annual price increase of many varieties had already affected the strategic safety of resources. The market price of Chinese medicinal herbs rose less and fell less. The overall market situation was stabilizing. However, the recent regulation of the Chinese herbal medicine market has been increasingly strict, and the threshold of the industry has obviously increased. It is expected that the price of Chinese herbal medicines will fall slightly in the next period. Overall, the market for Chinese medicinal herbs in 2023 was hot in the first half of the year and relatively cold in the second half. Dangshen and Angelica were the varieties with the largest increase in prices. However, there were some abnormal phenomena in the Chinese herbal medicine market. Problems such as price out of control and imbalance between supply and demand needed attention.
The latest market of Chinese medicinal herbs
The latest trend of Chinese medicinal herbs was that their prices had risen. According to the big data analysis of the traditional Chinese medicine industry in Tiandi Yuntu, from the beginning of 2021 to March 2021, the price of traditional Chinese medicine showed a trend of first stabilizing and then accelerating. In March 2021, 127 varieties of Chinese medicinal herbs rose, accounting for 35.77%, while only 19 varieties fell, accounting for 5.35%. In addition, other reports also mentioned the skyrocketing price of Chinese medicinal herbs. Some varieties even rose by four to nine times. Therefore, it could be said that the latest market price of Chinese medicinal herbs was rising.
63 kinds of Chinese medicinal herbs in short supply in the market
The 63 kinds of Chinese medicinal herbs that were in short supply in the market included, but were not limited to, Fritillary Cirrus, Chuan Xiong, Coptis, Angelica, licorice, Bai Zhu, Tuckahoe, Polygala, Ziziander, Dogwood, Wolfberry, Solomon's seal, Glutinosa, White peony, etc. There were many reasons why these Chinese medicinal herbs were in short supply.
Chinese Medicinal Herbs That Will Rise in 2024
The Chinese medicinal herbs that might soar in 2024 were Spatholobus suberectus, Angelica dahurica, and Sanqi. Spatholobus suberectus was a tropical vine that had the effects of relieving pain and calming nerves. Angelica dahurica was a commonly seen herb. It was used to treat rheumatism and headaches. Notoginsengs was a type of herb. It was widely used to treat illnesses such as typhoid fever and indigestion. However, the search results did not mention the Chinese herbal medicines that would definitely skyrocket in 2024. Therefore, it was uncertain whether other Chinese medicinal herbs would skyrocket in 2024.
Chinese medicinal herbs with seven names
There was a Chinese medicinal herb whose name contained the word "seven", which was "37".
Price Chart of Chinese Medicinal Herbs
We can get the price chart of Chinese medicinal herbs. According to the data for the second quarter of 2023, the average price index of Chinese herbal medicines was 1630.35 points, up 3.87% from the first quarter. However, according to the development report of the Chinese herbal medicine industry in the first half of 2023, the continuous rise in the price of Chinese herbal medicines had broken through the periodic law, and the price had gone out of control. As of June 16,2023, the Chinese Herbal Medicine Comprehensive 200 Index closed at 3544.67 points, up 34.57% year-on-year. In addition, according to the data of March 2024, the market index of Bozhou Chinese herbal medicine prices was 1627.61 points, up 1.82 points compared with the previous period. In summary, the price of Chinese medicinal herbs had shown an upward trend in recent years.
Cultivation and Conservation of Chinese Medicinal Herbs
The cultivation and maintenance of Chinese medicinal herbs needed to pay attention to the following aspects: * * 1. Planting ** 1. * * Choose a place ** - Most medicinal plants were suitable to grow on loam soil with good soil structure, loose and fertile soil, neutral ph value, and good drainage. However, different medicinal herbs had special requirements, such as ginseng, coptis, etc., which were suitable for forest humus soil rich in humus; Bai Zhu, Fritillaria, Cassia, gardenia, etc., preferred acidic or slightly acidic soil; Wolfberry, licorice, Glehnia littorum, etc., preferred alkali-like soil; Vitex, Glehnia littorum, etc. could grow on riverside beaches. Before planting, the soil should be plowed, raked and leveled, and then ridged or ridged. Deep ploughing could increase the yield, especially for deep-rooted medicinal herbs such as coshen pilose asiabell root, Angelica dahurica, and Aranthes bidentata. Deep ploughing combined with sufficient organic fertilizer could improve the physical properties of the soil, accelerate the soil ripening, and increase fertility. The method of ridging varied according to the growth characteristics of plants, regions, and topography. - There were also medicinal herbs suitable for different types of land. For example, barren mountains were suitable for planting Kudzu Root, Wild Chrysanthemum, Tongue Tongue Root, Forsythia, Wild Ziziander, and so on. 2. * * Seed Selection ** - He had to choose high-quality seeds to increase the rate of seedling emergence. For example, the seeds of Platycorum grandiflorum should be fresh in color and smooth to the touch. When selecting, the seeds can be soaked in warm water for 10 hours, then wrapped in a wet cloth after fishing out. The humidity should be maintained at 20 - 25 degrees Celsius, and the seeds can germinate in about 4 - 6 days. The selection of Angelica dahurica seeds was special. Pure seeds, dried or dried new seeds, one year old and three years old seeds could not be used. Only two years old new seeds could be used. 3. * * Planting depth ** - The depth of sowing varied from two times or several times the diameter of the seed. It could be determined according to the size of the seed, such as one-third or two-thirds of the first knuckle of the index finger. Most of the seeds could sprout in 10 days to half a month when the ground temperature was suitable and there was sufficient water, such as Ageratops, scutellaria, licorice, etc. Some seeds needed to be stored in sand, so they would sprout slower, such as Belamcanda. * * 2. Care ** 1. * * Field Management ** - The seedlings should be thinned out in time and the strong seedlings should be kept to ensure that the seedlings were whole and strong. Starting from June, the management of inter-cultivation and weeding should be done to reduce nutrient consumption and reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases. 2. * * Water and fertilizer management ** - According to the growth of the medicinal herbs and the quality of the soil, they should be applied with topdressing and irrigation in time. The first topdressing was carried out when the seedlings began to grow in spring, and the topdressing was applied 2 - 3 times during the vigorous growth period of the Chinese medicinal herbs from June to August, and the topdressing was applied with phosphorus and potash fertilizers in early October. The management of drainage facilities should be strengthened during rainy seasons. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The classification and differences of Chinese medicinal herbs
Origin and identification of Chinese medicinal herbs
Different Chinese medicinal herbs had their specific main origins. The following is the origin of some Chinese medicinal herbs: - Sichuan medicine is mainly produced in Sichuan and Xizang, such as Fritillaria, Chuanxiong, and Aweto. - Guangyao is mainly produced in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan and Taiwan, such as Aquilaria amurensis, Patchouli, etc. - Yunyao is mainly produced in Yunnan, such as Sanqi, Muxiang, etc. - Your medicine is mainly produced in Guizhou, such as Asparagus, Tianma and so on. - Huaiyao was mainly produced in Henan Province, where the "Four Great Huaiyao"(Dihuang, Aranthes, Chrysanthemum, and Chinese Yam) were produced. - Zhejiang medicine was mainly produced in Zhejiang, including "Zhejiang Eight Medicines"(Zhejiang Fritillary bulb, Bai Zhu, etc.). - Guan Yao is mainly produced in the north of Shanhaiguan, the three northeastern provinces and the eastern part of Inner Mongolia, such as ginseng, deer antler and so on. - Northern medicine was mainly produced in Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, and central Inner Mongolia, such as Dangshen, Ziziander, etc. - Jiangnan medicine or South China medicine is mainly produced in the south of the Yangtze River and north of Nanling (Hunan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Fujian, etc.), such as Cangzhu, Nanshashen, etc. - Western medicine was mainly produced in the vast area west of Xi'an, the starting point of the "Silk Road"(Shaanxi, Gansu, Ning, Qing, Xin, and the western part of Inner Mongolia), such as rhubarb, Angelica, etc. - Tibetan medicine was mainly produced in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, and the "Four Great Tibetan Medicines"(Aweto, Snow Lotus, Fritillaria, and Saffron) were the representatives. In terms of identification: - ** Chenpi **: The authentic product is orange peel, which has oil holes on the surface. The orange peel made of orange peel is a little yellow in color, and the surface is more dry without oil holes. - Angelica: Yunnan Angelica is not enough and has a light taste, so it is banned from being sold. Gansu Angelica has obvious oil edges and a strong smell. When identifying, look for the oil and smell it. - ** Job's tears **: There are two types of Job's tears: big Job's tears (also known as Cao Zhuzi) and small Job's tears. They belong to the same family. Small Job's tears are smaller in size and have a shorter interval between them. They have higher medicinal value. - ** Dangshen **: Similar to Fangfeng, but Dangshen smells sweet and fragrant. After cutting into pieces, the color of the middle structure is different from Fangfeng. Fangfeng's color is heavier, and Fangfeng has segments. - <strong></strong> - "Platycodonum grandiflorum": Different from American ginseng or ginseng, ginseng slices have a strong ginseng flavor, while platycodonum grandiflorum does not. - ** White peony root and red peony root **: The surface texture structure is similar, and the skin and smell are similar. When buying white peony root, you must pay attention to prevent impersonating red peony root (scraping the skin and adding sulfur). - [Mai Dong: Guizhou's Pseudoginseng may be sold as Sichuan Mai Dong, but it's easy to distinguish.] - ** Huangqi **: Huangqi root slices have a sweet and bean-like smell, and the cross-section is yellow and has a feeling of fiber; the mulberry branch is a slice of mulberry branch, and the texture is more wooden. The feeling of breaking is different. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Precious Chinese medicinal herbs and trees
The following were some precious Chinese medicinal herbs and trees: 1. ** Melia azedarach **: Its roots, leaves, bark, and fruits can be used as medicine. It has the effect of increasing stomach and intestines movements, killing insects and relieving itching, and is a national protected plant. 2. Cassia tree (Guangxi Cassia tree): Cassia tree is an edible seasoning and a precious medicinal tree. Its saplings can be planted in potted plants and are suitable for planting in the north and south. 3. [Aquilaria tree (White wood incense, daughter incense, earth agarwood): It is an endangered species under national second-class protection.] Wood had its own fragrance. After the trunk was injured, the sap secreted formed into a resin called "agarwood". It was a precious Chinese medicinal herb and a top-grade natural spice. 4. <strong> Phoebe zhennan </strong></strong>: A precious tree species unique to our country. The wood has its own fragrance and beautiful grain. The furniture made from it is worth a lot. Its roots, leaves, skin, fruits, and other parts may have a certain medicinal value.</strong> 5. [Jiaozhi Dalbergia (red sandalwood, red rosewood): The wood is precious and can be used to make expensive and durable furniture.] 6. ** Chinese rosewood (rosewood, etc.)**: Originated from China's Hainan Island. The wood is hard and beautiful. It is a national second-class protected plant. Its wood may have medicinal value. 7. ** Osmanthus tree **: Flowers, fruits, and roots can be used as medicine. Flowers can be made into cakes and skin care products. When used as medicine, they can expel cold, break knots, cough, and reduce phlegm. Fruits can nourish the stomach and dispel cold. Roots can dispel dampness and dispel cold. 8. ** Cyclocarpus paliurus (Salix, Money Tree)**: Cyclocarpus paliurus belongs to the Walnut family. Although the specific medicinal parts and effects are not mentioned, it may have a certain medicinal value in the category of precious trees. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!