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If an herb has a higher grade (example: Shan Yao#1), does that mean it is of a higher quality, or just a different size or cut?

April 26, 2017different grade Herb mean quality Shan size

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If an herb has a higher grade (example: Shan Yao#1), does that mean it is of a higher quality, or just a different size or cut?

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Higher grades almost always are a larger cut coming from a larger, more mature plant, so that usually also means it is of a better quality.