How to grow a tea plant?
To grow a tea plant, plant your green tea plant in sandy soil. Water frequently and add occasional fertilizer. Place mulch around your green tea plant to reduce weeds and maintain soil moisture. It can take up to three years to get a viable green tea plant for harvesting. When your plant is ready to harvest, harvest only the youngest tea leaves and buds by plucking the terminal three leaves along with the terminal bud.
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About Green Tea
Green tea has long been known for its health benefits in Asia. China has known for thousands of years about the wonderful benefits that green tea offers. Some of the benefits of green tea include fighting cancer and heart health. It is even believed to aid in weight loss. China is the world’s largest importer and producer of tea. Green tea is distinct from black tea and white tea.
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