yes. According to the growth data of rhodiola sachalinensis in Tibet, Tibet is the birthplace of Tibetan medicine, and it takes 7 to 8 years for Rhodiola sachalinensis to be planted artificially. The growth cycle of Rhodiola sachalinensis in the wild is within 3 years, and there are 15 years. The longer the growth period of Rhodiola sachalinensis in the plateau, the better the effect of resisting altitude sickness. Rhodiola is a Sedum family, with more than 1 species in the world and 73 species in China, which are mainly produced in Tibet, Qinghai, Gansu and other plateaus.