Grow Your Own Black, Green, and Oolong Tea at Home!

1. 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
2. when do harvest
3. Your domain expired
4. What kind of leaves should I buy for matcha
5. When I clicked on your site, it says "the domain has expired."
6. What is the name of the plant?
7. 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!👍
8. Will this grow in NE TN?
9. I liked this alot
10. The website doesn't work. 😞
11. Your links are outdated.
12. DX uh nuu your website is down. That isn't a permanent thing is it? Are you just experiencing technical difficulties and will be avaliable at a later date? I hope so I would really enjoy growing tea and I think you guys would be perfect help for me to accomplish that task
13. Larry,
    
    Thanks for creating this video. I wanted to mention that tea plants could survive temperature below 40 if you heavily mulch them in late fall. I have been growing 3 different varieties of camellia sinensis for 5 years now in Atlanta, Georgia and plants of 3 different varieties (Japanese, Chinese & Sochi) have all survived our winters. So at least it works for zone 7b. Plants also prefer acidic soils.
    Getting plants to grow is somewhat of a challenge but getting the flavor profile of a plant at par with commercial farms is very challenging. Based on my own observations and research I have done, you need about 3-4 years to reach an acceptable level. Elevation is also critical to developing a complex flavor of your tea. Otherwise you are just growing the plant for flowers
14. How big do they get?
    
    Also, is it hard to grow them from the seed?
15. will it evetually get strong enogh to where it dies in the winter and comes back in the summer or spring please reply
16. Thanks TIL 😊🎄🐧🌈
17. Thanks dude. I'm one of those clowns who though different teas came from different plants... Excellent vid.
18. thanks!
19. Hi thanks for sharing. I would love to buy some. Are the tea plants organic or are they sprayed with any sprays or chemicals?
20. You need a place to ferment the tea to make black. It can be done by putting it into a special environment or cooking it carefully