Exploring Fetal Chrysanthemum Prices – From Altitude to Cost: Unraveling the Variations

Fetal chrysanthemums have a high medicinal value. People often steep them in water to drink, which can help to detoxify, clear the heat, and improve eyesight. Fetal chrysanthemums are grown in many places, mainly in Zhejiang, Eastern Hubei, Guangxi, Fujian, and Yunnan, as well as in the Kunlun Mountains and Xinjiang.

Among all fetal chrysanthemums, the ones from Xinjiang are often of the highest quality. How much does a pound of fetal chrysanthemum cost? Let’s find out.

1. Where Are the Best Fetal Chrysanthemums Grown?

The fetal chrysanthemums on the market mainly come from three places: Hangzhou, Huangshan, and Xinjiang. The Huangshan fetal chrysanthemums account for less than 60% of the market, with the remaining being from Hangzhou and Xinjiang, each having a market share of around 15%.

Although the most famous ones are from Hangzhou, the highest quality ones are often from Xinjiang.

Why are the Xinjiang fetal chrysanthemums better? This is mainly due to the high-altitude region. Many areas in Xinjiang grow fetal chrysanthemums, so the quality varies, but overall, the quality from this region is higher than that of others.

The best fetal chrysanthemums come from the Pik Mountain in Keliyang. The chrysanthemums grown here are currently the best on the market. This is due to the high-altitude climate, long cold weather, fertile soil, clean air, and no pollution.

The chrysanthemums from this area have a better aroma, taste, and medicinal value than those from other regions.

2. How Much Does a Pound of Fetal Chrysanthemum Cost?

The price of fetal chrysanthemums varies depending on the region and the altitude at which they are grown. Generally, the price of chrysanthemums grown at high altitudes is more expensive, ranging from around 550 to 700 yuan per pound, and there are even more expensive ones.

The price of chrysanthemums grown at lower altitudes is relatively lower, around 300 yuan per pound, and there are even ones around 200 yuan per pound. In short, the prices of fetal chrysanthemums from different regions and of different qualities vary greatly.

3. Brief Introduction of Fetal Chrysanthemum

Fetal chrysanthemum, also known as chamomile, also known as small fetal emperor, small white chrysanthemum, was once used as a tribute in ancient times. Fetal chrysanthemum is slightly cold in nature; it tastes spicy, sweet and bitter, and can disperse wind-heat, calm the liver, clear the eyes, and detoxify.

The chrysanthemum tea made from fetal chrysanthemums has a pure taste, strong flavor, golden color, and the fragrance of honey, and it does not break apart even after long steeping.

Fetal chrysanthemum is the best kind among Hang white chrysanthemums. It is harvested when the Hang white chrysanthemum buds have not fully opened and is processed into fetal chrysanthemums through drying.

The top-grade flowers are selected from the tender buds that are just beginning to open, carefully steamed and roasted to produce a unique flavor. They are quite precious because of their rarity.

Additionally, flower buds that are smaller than fetal chrysanthemums and have not opened at all are processed into chrysanthemum grains.