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Fushun is a high-yielding Japanese tea cultivar developed from a cross between Z1 and Kanayamidori in 1965, undergoing a 27-year development period before being registered in 1991. Named "wealthy spring" for its exceptional productivity, Fushun is a late-budding cultivar that produces 23% higher spring yields than Yabukita and
Tea Nursery Introduces Japanese Tea Cultivars: A Comprehensive Guide At Tea Nursery, we’re focused on creating exceptional tea educational experiences built directly from research and field experience. Our popular cultivar posts, drawing tea enthusiasts readers monthly, have shown there’s a deep hunger for this knowledge, so we’re
Welcome to the July round-up newsletter. A letter about everything that has happened inside and outside the tea nursery during the extremely busy harvest season. This month has been packed, so brew some Awabancha and buckle up!
Minekaori, a specialized Japanese tea cultivar bred in Miyazaki Prefecture, is specifically designed for kamairicha production. It was created in 1966 by crossing Yabukita and Unkai. Minekaori is renowned for its distinctive sweet, cooked rice aroma and exceptional quality when processed using the pan-firing method. However, it performs poorly as
Welcome to the recap of April, May, and June round-up newsletter. A letter about everything that has happened inside and outside the tea nursery during the extremely busy harvest season.
