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What it is: Green tangerine peel, known in Chinese as qing pi, is the dried peel of unripe citrus fruit. It keeps a deep green color and a bright, fresh citrus aroma.
How to use & application scenes: Commonly used in sachets, incense blends, herbal tea mixes, and handmade soap. Its fresh citrus note also works as a natural accent in fragrance compositions.
Craft: Fruit is harvested before the peel turns yellow, then washed, cut or kept whole, and shade-dried at low temperature to help preserve the volatile aromatic oils. No sulfur fumigation is used.
Cultural meaning: Qing pi has a long history in Chinese herbal and incense traditions, often linked with freshness, alertness, and the turning of the seasons. This page is for general information only and makes no health or efficacy claims.



Fruit is harvested before the peel turns yellow. After washing, the peel is cut into sections or kept whole, shade-dried in a ventilated, cool place, then low-temperature dried to remove remaining moisture while helping preserve volatile aromatic compounds. No sulfur fumigation is used.
Qing pi has a long history in Chinese herbal and incense traditions, often associated with freshness, alertness, and the turning of the seasons, and is a familiar material in citrus-aroma blending.
Keep it in an airtight container away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. A cool, dry place helps preserve its fresh citrus aroma.
Dried plant materials may be subject to local import and customs inspection. Buyers are responsible for checking their country's rules before ordering.
Delivery times vary by destination and carrier. Tracking is provided once the parcel is dispatched; delays can occur during customs clearance.
This listing is for aromatic and general reference use. It is not sold as a food, supplement, or medicine, and no health claims are made.
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