Cultivated field rows and a farm road at the Prince Ginseng growing base in Shibing, Guizhou

Shibing Prince Ginseng Direct from the Growing Base

Bulk Pseudostellaria heterophylla root from Guizhou, China, supplied for global herbal ingredient buyers and processors.

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BotanicalPseudostellaria heterophylla

OriginShibing, Guizhou

Primary FormDried Root · Bulk

Also AvailableExtract on Request

Who We Are

From the Origin of Shibing Prince Ginseng

Shibing Prince Ginseng is a B2B supply source rooted in the Shibing growing area — not a marketplace. We supply dried Pseudostellaria heterophylla root grown on growing plots in the Shibing area of Guizhou, with primary processing — cleaning, drying, sorting and packing — carried out at origin, in bulk to global herbal ingredient buyers.

Harvest teams lifting fresh Prince Ginseng roots at the Shibing growing base

Origin: Shibing, an established Pseudostellaria region in Guizhou
Cultivation: a seasonal grower network in the Shibing area
Primary processing: cleaning, drying and sorting at origin after harvest
B2B supply: bulk export packaging with batch documentation

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Prince Ginseng

Pseudostellaria heterophylla Root

One core product: dried Prince Ginseng root, supplied in bulk. Prince Ginseng extract is also available on request through qualified processing partners.

Botanical identity: Pseudostellaria heterophylla (Miq.) Pax
Pharmacopoeial name: Pseudostellariae Radix (Tai Zi Shen)
Origin: Shibing, Guizhou, China
Form: dried root, bulk supply, custom packing on request
Documentation: specification available by batch

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Dried Prince Ginseng root (Pseudostellaria heterophylla) macro view

Why Shibing

An Established Origin, Backed by Standards

According to regional industry information, Pseudostellaria cultivation in Shibing dates back to the 1990s and is supported by a formal standards system — a reference framework buyers can verify independently.

Regional Prince Ginseng signage at the Shibing production area

Regional depth

Regional cultivation dates back to the 1990s and grew into a specialised county industry with trading and processing infrastructure.

Growing plots in the hills of the Shibing production area

Mountain environment

Slope and terrace plots at altitude, with the mild humid climate and acidic mountain soils the crop prefers.

Aerial view of cultivated fields in Shibing

Standards system

GB/T 40136-2021, GB/T 40137-2021 and DB52/T 991-2015 provide a documented reference framework for cultivation and origin.

Regional background describes the wider Shibing industry. What we can evidence about our own supply is shown on our Growing Base page.

From Field to Supply

How Your Material Is Produced

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Real Fields, Real Records

Terraced Pseudostellaria heterophylla plots on a hillside at the Shibing growing base in Guizhou — Terraced Pseudostellaria plots on a hillside during seasonal field work.

Farmers harvesting fresh Pseudostellaria heterophylla roots at the Shibing growing base — Harvest teams lifting fresh Pseudostellaria roots during the digging season.

Grower inspecting Pseudostellaria heterophylla plants between rows at the Shibing base — Growers checking plant condition and weeding between rows.

Hands cleaning freshly dug Pseudostellaria heterophylla roots in a bamboo tray — Freshly dug Pseudostellaria roots being cleaned by hand shortly after harvest.

Aerial view of cultivated Pseudostellaria heterophylla field rows in Shibing, Guizhou — Aerial view of cultivated field rows in the Shibing Prince Ginseng growing area.

Newly prepared Pseudostellaria heterophylla planting rows in red mountain soil, Shibing — Newly prepared planting rows in the red mountain soil typical of the region.

Fresh Pseudostellaria heterophylla root tubers with soil attached after harvest — Fresh Pseudostellaria root tubers with soil still attached, straight after digging.

Harvest team working terraced Pseudostellaria heterophylla plots in Shibing — Harvest teams working the terraced plots during peak season.

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Quality & Traceability

Know Where Your Raw Material Comes From

Supply is organised so that each lot can be linked back through the chain: origin, harvest season, growing area, processing batch, testing and packaging.

Origin
Lot Number
Harvest Season
Growing Plot
Processing Batch
Test Report
Packaging
Shipment

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Applications

What Buyers Use It For

Traditional Herbal Raw Material

Dried Pseudostellaria root supplied as a traditional herbal raw material for TCM pharmacies, distributors and herbal material traders.

Botanical Extraction

Shibing-grown root used as feedstock for botanical extraction, supplied with origin information and batch documentation.

Herbal Formulation

Root material for manufacturers developing herbal formulations that require consistent, traceable Tai Zi Shen.

Ingredient Processing

Primary processing — cleaning, drying, sorting and packing — arranged to match ingredient processors’ intake requirements.

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Buyer Information

What B2B Buyers Ask First

Supply form

Dried whole root, bulk export packaging. Extract supply available through qualified processing partners.

Sample

Samples available for evaluation before bulk orders.

Documents

Specification and test documentation provided by batch — not as generic blanket numbers.

MOQ & lead time

Quoted per order against season, grade and volume — we don’t publish numbers that may not match your requirement.

Insights

Sourcing Knowledge, Not Marketing

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Fresh Prince Ginseng (Pseudostellaria heterophylla) roots held in hands