Continuous cropping of Panax ginseng leads to serious obstacles，including root rot diseases，which severely impact yield and quality.Identifying green soil improvement measures for P.ginseng cultivation under continuous planting is beneficial for reducing disease occurrence，promoting plant growth，improving soil conditions，and supporting the sustainable development of P.ginseng farming.Methods:This study selected a herbal mixture，corn straw(as the conventional control)，and pesticides(as the positive control) as soil amendments.An experiment was conducted in the field with no material added as the blank control.The effect of different treatments on inhibiting P.ginseng root rot and improving soil conditions in continuous cropping soils was observed.Results:After applying the herbal amendments，the control effect on root rot disease reached 75.0% compared to the blank control.The herbal mixture treatment promoted an increase in soil organic matter，alkaline nitrogen，available phosphorus，and effective potassium content，which facilitated the accumulation of P.ginseng root saponins.The total saponin content increased by 61.5% compared to the blank control group.Additionally，the herbal amendments improved the soil fungal community composition，with Fusarium relative abundance reduced by 50.6% in the herbal group compared to the blank control group.Conclusion:The herbal mixture identified in this study is beneficial for reducing root rot disease in continuous cropping，improving soil physical and chemical properties，and enhancing enzyme activity.