Tea Seed 15 Camellia Sinensis Green Tea Organic Heirloom From Ceylon New

Description: Tea Seed 15 Camellia Sinensis Green Tea Organic Heirloom From Ceylon New Description Tea is arguably one of the most popular beverages on the planet. It has been drunk for thousands of years and is steeped in historical folklore, references, and rituals. With such a lengthy and colorful history, you might want to learn how to plant tea seeds. Yes, you can grow a tea plant from seed. Read on to learn about growing tea from seeds and other tips regarding tea plant seed propagation. Benefits of Ceylon Camellia Sinensis Tea Improves overall healthReduce blood cholesterolReduce blood sugarMay reduce hight blood pressureRelieves symptoms of arthritisRich in antibacterial propertiesReduce symptom of premature agingImproves focus and concentrationReduce anxiety Reduce memory loss Germinating Tea Seeds When growing tea from seeds, the seed must first be soaked to soften the outer hull. Put the seeds in a bowl and cover them with water. Soak the seeds for 24 hours and then discard any “floaters,” seeds that float to the surface of the water. Drain the remainder of the seeds. Spread the soaked tea seeds on a dish towel or tarp in a sunny area. Mist the seeds with some water every few hours so they don’t dry completely. Keep an eye on the seeds for a day or two. When the hulls begin to crack, gather the seeds up and sow them immediately. How to Plant Tea Seeds Plant the seeds whose hulls have cracked in a well-draining potting medium, half potting soil, and half perlite or vermiculite. Bury the seed about an inch (2.5 cm.) under the soil with the eye (hilum) in a horizontal position and parallel to the soil’s surface.Keep the seeds uniformly moist but not sodden in an area with temperatures that are consistently 70-75 F. (21-24 C.) or atop a germination mat. Cover the germinating tea seeds with plastic wrap to retain moisture and warmth.The germinating tea seeds should show signs of growth within a month or two. When sprouts begin to appear, remove the plastic wrap.Once the emerging seedlings have two sets of true leaves, tea plant seed propagation has been completed and it’s time to transplant them into larger pots. Move the transplanted seedlings into a sheltered space and light shade but with some morning and late afternoon sun as well.Keep growing tea plants from seed under this light shade for another 2-3 months until they are about a foot (30.5 cm.) in height. Harden off the plants for a week in the fall prior to transplanting them outside.Space the seedlings at least 15 feet (about 4.5 m.) apart in moist, acidic soil. To prevent the trees from stress, provide them with light shade during their first summer. If you live in a cool climate, you can grow the tea plants in containers. Your feedback is our motivation. Thanks for Visiting Our Store. Good Day…!

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