The harvested Artemisia capillaris should be spread out and dried in a ventilated place in time. After drying, it should be sealed and stored in a cool and dry environment to avoid light and insects. Can be packaged with plastic wrap, fresh-keeping bags, etc. and stored in the refrigerator.

efficacy of Herba artemisiae scopariae: Herba artemisiae scopariae belongs to compositae. Young seedlings can be used as vegetables. Hong Shunyu's "Old Garden Fu" says: "The palm of purple ginger in a deep groove is the silk of wormwood." Li Shizhen says, "On February 2nd, people in Huaiyang today still eat wild wormwood seedlings and flour as wormwood cakes." There is still a custom of using rice flour as wormwood cakes and balls in China. When Artemisia capillaris is used as a vegetable, young seedlings should be picked, and Artemisia capillaris is the old medicinal herb. Therefore, there is a saying that "wormwood in February, Artemisia in May". Modern research has proved that Artemisia capillaris collected in autumn contains the most effective components, and the curative effect of this cotton (tender) Artemisia capillaris is is better. ≮ Delicious taste ≯ Sweet, flat and slightly cold, non-toxic. ≮≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯≯𕫯𕫯𕫯≯≯≯≯̯8 ≮ gastronomy pharmacology ≯ Recently, a new component was obtained from its volatile oil, which has a powerful bactericidal effect on dermatopathogenic filamentous fungi. In addition, it can dilate bile duct, excrete bile and promote hepatocyte regeneration. ≮ The function of food ≯ diuresis and heat clearing. Jaundice and fever, constipation: Artemisia capillaris 3g, Fructus Gardeniae 15g, Radix et Rhizoma Rhei 6-9g, decocted in water, taken twice a day. Jaundice infectious hepatitis: 3 grams of Artemisia capillaris, 15 grams of Maoshu, decoction with sugar. Cholecystitis and gallstones: Artemisia capillaris and Stigma Maydis 3g each, decocted in water. ? Urticaria, skin itching, neurodermatitis, etc.: 15 grams of Artemisia scoparia, 12 grams of Kochia scoparia, decocted in water. Hypertension, nephritis, cirrhosis: Artemisia capillaris Thunb. root 15g each, decocted with water.

: Herba Artemisiae Scopariae, alias oregano, mouse claw, Tian Naili, Yinchen, Maxian, Herba Artemisiae Scopariae, Artemisia capillaris, Herba Artemisiae Annuae, and Herba Artemisiae Scopariae. Artemisia capillaris, a plant belonging to the genus Origanum, Compositae, never dies in winter, but is born in Chen Gen in spring, so it is named as Herba Artemisiae Scopariae or Herba Artemisiae Scopariae. In summer, the seedlings become Artemisia, so it is also called Artemisia capillaris. China folks still have the habit of using rice flour as wormwood cakes and balls. When Artemisia capillaris is used as a vegetable, young seedlings should be picked, and Artemisia capillaris is the old medicinal herb.