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Intercropping Winter Green Manure in Tea Gardens
Green manure is a clean organic fertilizer free from heavy metals, antibiotics, hormones, and other residues. It is also an effective measure to reduce the application of chemical fertilizers and improve soil fertility. Intercropping winter green manure in tea gardens is an effective way to maintain and improve soil fertility, utilizing garden resources to nourish the garden and trees. This practice can maximize resource utilization, as green manure covering the soil surface reduces soil erosion by rainwater, absorbs and activates soil nutrients, and prevents nutrient loss. Since there is less competition between winter green manure and tea plants, it has good prospects for wider application in tea gardens. Based on years of experimental research, this article introduces suitable varieties of winter green manure for tea gardens and key points in their cultivation techniques. Suitable Varieties of Winter Green Manure for Tea Gardens and Their Characteristics Tea garden soils are typically acidic and rich in aluminum, so the green manure crops grown must be acid and aluminum tolerant. The main criteria for selecting suitable green manure crops are biomass yield and quality, which are important indicators of a variety's stress tolerance and productivity. Nitrogen content is one of the most critical…- 2
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The Health Benefits of Liubao Tea
In recent years, more and more people have heard of Liubao tea, come to understand it, and started drinking or even collecting it. This is certainly related to the unique qualities of Liubao tea – its red, rich, aged, and mellow flavor, as well as its distinctive aroma and taste. It is also closely tied to Liubao tea's ability to improve over time. However, we cannot overlook the health benefits of Liubao tea. Many consumers feel refreshed after drinking Liubao tea. Some find themselves more energetic during the day, others find their digestion improved, and some even notice significant changes in their health check-up reports. The unique and remarkable health benefits of Liubao tea have made it a favorite among many people. As Liubao tea belongs to the category of dark teas, when discussing its health benefits, we often refer to the experiences with other dark teas or Pu'er ripe tea. Yet, what we fail to realize is that Liubao tea's unique processing techniques give it distinct health benefits not found in any other type of tea. Throughout history, there have been records of the health benefits of Liubao tea at different stages. Originating from Wuzhou, Guangxi, Liubao tea was… -
Can Hypertensive Patients Drink Hawthorn and Astragalus Tea? You’ll Know After Reading This!
Hello everyone, today we're discussing a topic of concern to many hypertensive patients: Can hypertensive patients drink hawthorn and astragalus tea? The answer is yes, but let's delve into the reasons and precautions in detail. (Image source: internet, delete upon request) Efficacy and Benefits of Hawthorn and Astragalus Hawthorn and astragalus are two commonly used herbs in traditional Chinese medicine that have been proven to provide various health benefits. Efficacy of Hawthorn Hawthorn is rich in vitamin C and various organic acids, which significantly benefit the cardiovascular system. Hawthorn can dilate blood vessels, lower blood pressure, improve circulation, and reduce the burden on the heart. Additionally, hawthorn helps with digestion and can improve the digestive system. (Image source: internet, delete upon request) Efficacy of Astragalus Astragalus is known as the "sacred herb for boosting energy," primarily functioning to enhance immunity and improve the body's resistance. Astragalus can dilate coronary arteries, improve myocardial blood supply, and has anti-fatigue and antioxidant effects. For hypertensive patients, astragalus can help stabilize blood pressure and prevent cardiovascular diseases. How to Make Hawthorn and Astragalus Tea Hawthorn and astragalus tea is not only simple to prepare but also pleasantly sour and sweet, making it suitable for… -
Ten Delicacies Made with Preserved Tangerine Peel
There is an old saying: "Preserved tangerine peel of a hundred years is like ginseng of a thousand years," meaning that the longer the tangerine peel is preserved, the more valuable it becomes. Runyuanchang's pure dry warehouse for Newhui preserved tangerine peel strictly categorizes and stores the peels according to their origin, age, and grade. The warehouse maintains constant temperature and humidity, and conducts regular inspections, ensuring the high quality of Runyuanchang and its brand Ganrentang's Newhui preserved tangerine peel, which stands out for its clean and sweet flavor compared to other preserved tangerine peels on the market. Nowadays, many people have the habit of using preserved tangerine peel in their cooking. Whether it's in soups or stir-fries, some recipes opt to use tangerine peel instead of scallions and ginger to avoid being too spicy, as it not only detoxifies fish and shrimp but also adds a unique aroma and removes fishy odors. Adding some to mutton or beef soup can help cut through the fat and make the meat cook faster. When cooked with rice porridge, it not only enhances the fragrance but also warms the stomach. Many recipes for using tangerine peel in cooking have been discovered. 1.…- 5
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