This is a growing guide on growing your own tea leaves for making
black, green, and oolong tea.
Buy your tea plants HERE: http://amzn.to/2rzqLle
Check us out online @ http://www.larrysorchids.com
Grow Your Own Black, Green, and Oolong Tea at Home!
Grow Your Own Black, Green, and Oolong Tea at Home!
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This is a growing guide on growing your own tea leaves for making black, green, and oolong tea. Buy your tea plants HERE: http://amzn.to/2rzqLle Check us out online @ http://www.larrysorchids.com
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The website doesn't work. ?
I liked this alot
Will this grow in NE TN?
Ok i was interested in making my own tea. But you lost me at "the time you pick the leaves determines the type of tea" ?? Im sorry but i dont have time for that. Im going back to buying tea at the the store. This was a very interesting and informing video tho. Thumbs up!?
What is the name of the plant?
When I clicked on your site, it says "the domain has expired."
What kind of leaves should I buy for matcha
Your domain expired
when do harvest
I have a serious question. I want to
Do this but idk how to even take care of plants. If the leaves are not dried properly will they mold? I want to do this correctly so I don't make anyone sick
Do I need a greenhouse to grow it in Ohio?
It's LUKE!!!
What kind of soil should I use?
I said the same thing, what's the MI guy doing on a different channel. I drink hot tea's and want to start growing the plants. I am in Zone 9, north of Houston, Texas. What time of year is best to grow tea?
so much for the website
mi gardener! lol
"green tea or black tea is totally based on when you pick the leaves" ???
I don't think so.
It is based on the post harvest processing –
White: wilted and unoxidized;
Yellow: unwilted and unoxidized but allowed to yellow;
Green: unwilted and unoxidized;
Oolong: wilted, bruised, and partially oxidized;
Black: wilted, sometimes crushed, and fully oxidized;
GMO?
Luke, I live in So. Cal. Winter temps don't get extremely low here. With not a lot of space for greening up my home, would these be ok to have on maybe a front porch? Or out in the yard somewhere?