Camellia sinensis Longjing 43 – Your own tea plant for green and black tea

The first step towards your own tea culture

Want to grow your own tea? With Camellia sinensis Longjing 43, this dream becomes a reality. This robust tea plant, grown from seed, not only brings life to your windowsill or garden, but also brings a piece of Far Eastern tea tradition into your home. Growing between 15 and 30 cm tall, it's ready to grow alongside you – day by day, leaf by leaf.

Easy-care and adaptable

The Longjing 43 variety originates from China and is cultivated there for some of the most famous green teas. It is resilient, vigorous, and ideal for growing in pots, raised beds, or outdoors. Whether on a balcony, in a greenhouse, or in partial shade in the garden—this tea plant adapts well. It loves bright locations, low-lime water, and consistent care—without being complicated.

Always by your side: The digital care guide

So you always know what your tea plant needs, you'll have access to a digital care guide – available 24/7. This guide will teach you step by step how to optimally care for, prune, and harvest your Camellia sinensis . From the first shoots to your own cup of tea, this guide will guide you through every phase.

Here you will find our digital care instructions and a link to our blog where we publish useful tips under the heading "Care and Maintenance" .

Sustainable cultivation that brings joy

Longjing 43 quickly demonstrates how vibrant sustainability can be: With proper care, it soon bears tender, aromatic leaves that you can use for green or black tea. Each infusion becomes a moment that not only tastes good, but also reminds you of what truly matters: time, nature, and mindfulness.

Made for growth – with the right fertilizer

If you want to get the most out of your tea plant, don't forget about nutrients: With the right organic fertilizer, you can strengthen its roots, promote leaf formation, and support healthy, vigorous growth. This will make your Longjing 43 an integral part of your personal tea culture.

A piece of Growing Karma for your home

This tea plant isn't just an ornamental plant—it's the beginning of a relationship. A relationship with your tea, with nature, and perhaps even with yourself. It represents patience, the joy of taking small steps, and the happiness of seeing something grow with your own hands. And that's exactly what Growing Karma is all about.

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