Question 1

Is this tea organic?

Accepted Answer

Sikkim province in India makes only organic food, an entire province, including an estate where they grow tea.  The EU calls Organic Bio. Oregon Tilth administers a lot of US Organic labeling under the regulations that USDA sets. In the US, they make Grassfed and Organic meat, and there's a certifier PCO who does a combined inspection/certification to ensure they follow the rules.   So yeah, it's perfectly possible to make organic food, tea, textiles and meat.  Since teabloom just made a failed attempt at gaslighting, I'm going to stay away from their products. Teabloom's answer is aggressive, down-talking, and false.

Question 2

Are each of these for one cup of tea or for one pot of tea?

Accepted Answer

I tend to like a lighter tea.  I use a pot of tea so I can see the flowering bloom in the water.  It's simply lovely.  If you want a stronger flavored tea you can use a glass cup/mug.  The flower is very strong, according to my standards, and my glass pot works perfectly when I want a show with my tea.  Enjoy

Question 3

How large do blooms get?

Accepted Answer

Tea blooms are approximately 3-4 inches high and 3 inches wide.

Question 4

Can these be steeped in a cup, and if so, how many times?

Accepted Answer

We bought the clear, double-layer cups to watch the teas bloom.  Fun to watch.  But, any cup will do.  Steeped once and that seems to be it.

Brand	Teabloom
Product Dimensions	7.5 x 7.5 x 17.2 cm; 100 g
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Weight	100 g

Teabloom Blooming Tea – Teabloom Fruit Flowering Teas – 12 Unique Flower Varieties of Blooming Tea in 12 Delicious Fruit Flavors – Each Flowering Tea Ball Steeps Up to 3 Times – Handpicked Ingredients

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