LIMITED Cutting Set Longjing 43 | 10 Plants

Longjing43 tea plants in a set of 3 – Dragon Fountain meets Brandenburg

How does the idea of harvesting tea from your own garden sound to you—and not just any old tea, but genuine Longjing? Our set of three Longjing43 cutting plants starts your journey. This variety, world-famous as the origin of Dragon Well tea from the Hangzhou region, is cultivated under permaculture conditions at Growing Karma in Brandenburg, Germany—ready to take root in your home.

What makes Longjing43 so special?
Longjing43 (龙井43号) is a cultivar selected in China, bred for its early budding, uniform development, and high-quality tea leaves. In Zhejiang, it is the backbone of Longjing production—a true classic. Its uniform growth, robustness, and distinctive aroma make it the first choice for anyone who wants to experience green tea, not just drink it.

Pure variety through cuttings – for a real tea feeling
Our plants are propagated vegetatively—that is, from cuttings rather than seeds. This means you get genetically identical offspring of the mother plant, pure and reliable in aroma, growth, and character. A huge advantage if you want to grow your own distinctive green tea.

Adaptable, robust – and full of potential
Longjing43 is ideal for cultivation in Central European climates. A bright location, protection from strong winds, and well-drained soil are sufficient to give it a good start. The variety is not only robust but also willing: After just a few years, you can pick the first tender leaves for your home-grown spring tea.

Green tea with a delicate note – mild, nutty, fresh
The taste of Longjing43 demonstrates why it is so prized. The leaves produce a fresh, light green infusion with a subtle sweetness and a hint of roasted nuttiness. Whether you roast the tea the classic way in a wok or explore new approaches, this plant provides the foundation for true tea enjoyment with depth.

More than a plant – a piece of living tea culture
With the Growing Karma Longjing43 Set, you're not just planting a tea plant—you're planting knowledge, tradition, and a piece of the future. Each bush speaks of centuries-old tea culture, of craftsmanship and dedication. And it invites you to become a part of it yourself—with your hands, your soil, your cup.

Contents:
– ten strong, two-year-old Longjing43 tea plants from cuttings