Chinese herbal medicine cultivation is an ancient and vibrant industry. China's traditional Chinese medicine technology is highly developed and popular, and the demand for Chinese medicinal herbs is increasing day by day. So how is the cultivation of medicinal herbs progressing ? Let's find out together.
1. Rare in the wild
With rapid population growth and limited resources, wild medicinal herbs are becoming increasingly scarce, and many herbs can no longer be obtained through wild harvesting to meet demand. This necessitates large-scale artificial cultivation of medicinal herbs to ensure market supply.
2. Health preservation and enhancement
As people become more aware of health and wellness, the demand for Chinese medicinal herbs will increase, and the market for Chinese medicinal herb cultivation will continue to prosper.
3. High survival rate
The survival rate of Chinese medicinal herbs is very high, and their growth cycle is short, so the time to bear fruit is relatively short, making them very suitable for planting in rural areas.
4. Simple to plant
Cultivating Chinese medicinal herbs is relatively simple and not limited by location. Furthermore, management is particularly convenient and easy. You can purchase equipment to centrally manage your herb cultivation site. Moreover, there are many domestic technologies for cultivating medicinal herbs, which can ensure that the quality of your herbs reaches your satisfaction.
5. Increased demand
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) herbs, with their natural and mild characteristics, are gaining popularity. Furthermore, with the continuous development of TCM preparations, processed TCM herbs, and TCM extracts, the demand for TCM herbs is increasing year by year.
6. Ecological and environmental protection
The cultivation of Chinese medicinal herbs also has ecological and environmental advantages. Generally, chemical fertilizers and pesticides are not required during the growth of these herbs, which helps protect the ecological environment and soil health. At the same time, the cultivation of Chinese medicinal herbs can promote biodiversity and maintain ecological balance.
