Deep-mountain cultured ginseng R&D with Korea University Appraised & patented
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100-year cultured wild ginseng root

The rarity of wild mountain ginseng, made consistent and clean through patented cultivation.

Cultured wild ginseng root
Definition

What "cultured wild ginseng root" means

Wild mountain ginseng (san-sam) has long been the most treasured form of ginseng in Korea — rare, slow-growing, and hard to source. Rather than harvest the wild plant, we begin with a genuine 100-year wild ginseng root that has been appraised and authenticated, isolate its superior stem cells, and cultivate a new root under sterile laboratory conditions using our patented method.

The result carries the genetic and compound profile of the wild plant, grown without pesticides and produced consistently year-round.

  • Origin material: authenticated 100-year wild ginseng (Gangwon-do)
  • Sterile, patented stem-cell process, 75–90 days
  • No pesticides — a clean, controlled environment
  • Produced daily; shipped fresh or freeze-dried
Cultured root vs. field ginseng

A different category

Longer cultivation

Grown 75–90 days — well beyond the ~45 days typical elsewhere — for a fuller, more developed root.

No pesticides

Field-grown ginseng often relies on pesticides; our sterile cultivation needs none, avoiding residue concerns.

Fermentation know-how

A domestic-first fermented processing method — also applied to red/black ginseng — developed to support ginsenoside absorption; patented.

See how it is grown and verified.

From appraisal of the origin root to sterile cultivation and lab testing.

Cultivation & Appraisal