Sambucus javanica is a wild grass in rural areas, and farmers all treat it as a treasure, with one jin costing over a hundred yuan.

The wild grass to be discussed today is Sambucus javanica, also known by the aliases Jiegu cao, Luying, Shuodiao, Paifengteng, and Balengma. It generally grows on hillsides, under forests, beside ditches, and in grassy areas at altitudes of 300-2600 m!

Its medicinal value is extremely high, as it can help treat bruises and injuries, and has the effects of dispelling rheumatism, promoting blood circulation, and detoxifying and reducing inflammation. Farmer uncles all like it very much and treat it as a treasure.

Among various wild grasses, some are now being cultivated, because it has strong adaptability and is not strict about climate requirements; it likes sunlight but can also tolerate slight shade. It is best cultivated in fertile, loose soil.

Many people have made their fortunes from it, and now even the dried form is almost impossible to buy for less than a hundred yuan per jin! What do you think about this?