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Is there any diference between "ripe" and "ripened" Pu'er?

Your passion is contagious, I love your videos and the insights you provide.

I swear, my friend, one day we'll get in contact to trade pressed teas. I'm going to adapt the concept of Pu'er and pressed teas to mate-herb and develop inovative products for brazilian and south american culture, willing to export some exclusive products to chinese market. I'm very serious about it.

Thank you so much for these insights!

It's funny to hear that the "new world" has no history, but I got your point, and we're just recently discovering the amount of history and culture here, especially with plants and medicinal plants. Yerba mate, guaraná and cocoa are great examples.

Amazon soil in Brasil is pure sand and very superficial - samaúma, one of the biggest trees in Amazon Forest, had to adapt to the soil and grow its roots to the sides, because there's no space to go down. The Forest itself was basically a giant agroforestry system cultivated and managed by native people, the indigenous black soil (or "terra preta de índio") is the result of hundreds or maybe thousands of years of work and dedication.

The ideal management would be to cut the branches in a way to place every part of wood touching the soil, right? Covered by green leaves and organic matter, to achieve a good balance between Carbon and Nitrogen in the soil, and even better if the material comes from different species of plants and trees. I'm in love with these tea gardens btw. Thanks for another great video!

Precious content, as always.

Ernst Götsch's Syntropic Agriculture/Farming is a pretty interesting approach on regenerative agriculture and agroecology; it's an agriculture of proccesses, as he says. It requires no inputs unless the seeds you'll plant, only intense prunning and management with high diversity and density of plants, each one on its on stratum/layer or ideal height, creating a natural abundance that produces enough wood to improve the soil's texture and fertility. I'm pretty sure you must have seen and studied something about it already, but I felt the need to comment it here. 😁

I'm graduating on Public Administration, learning chinese and pretending to work with regenerative agroforestry systems for producing tea, coffee, cocoa, yerba mate, cannabis (in the future) and more. I have a considerable desire to spend some time in China learning to produce and proccess tea. Your videos are some kind of extra motivation for me. I hope we can get in contact and work together someday.

It's weeds not weed. Sounds like it was on purpose.

I'm the type of person that always want to prune the trees on a reachable height, but it's really nice to see tea trees growing tall in natural environment. Your vídeos are very interesting and relaxing, thanks a lot for this effort.

I'm really interested to know how these plants are today. Do you know if they have adopted any regenerative/syntropic farming practice? Or at least agroecological/sustainable practices.

I can't even thank you enough for all of these videos with such great content. Would love to buy some of your teas if it wasn't for this Brazil-China logistic problems.

I am enjoying every minute of your content, and it makes me want to China even more. I'm from South America and would really like to know how's the consumption of mate herb (yerba mate) in China. I'm used to drink it in chimarrão since I was 1 year old, it is my daily drink and I would love to find a way to produce some mate herb tea cake, adapting the anciente chinese art of tea to my reality. Do you think it is possible? And would a product like this have space in chinesae market?

Whats tge difference between gushu and single trees?

Kunming storage is buy any tea and hope you can sell it storge. I spent $400 on samples, mostly garbage from a seller based in kunming, we all know who.

Great video!❤

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You can roast puer after its made and it adds an oolong like character

Why would you be looking round for bats while picking tea, vampire bats are they?

I can't understand his strong Chinese accent

Do you have this with rice? Your boss is an unprofessional cameraman and laughs like a woman. But the word you are looking for is denature.

Cute lad. The kid is alright, too.

Where do you sale your tea .

First harvest early spring? What was the cause of the slowed growth?

Tea stains on teeth only the hygenetst at the dentist can sort that out. £70 in the UK right now for that. Or swill your mouth out with water after every tea you drink to prevent it.

Why everytime I wacth this guy hes so quiet

Hello brother,need new video.😊❤❤

thanks for sharing <3

@ 4:44 were you at all worried your cow was about to taste that camera ?

If a cake smells like manure it it poor storage?

Hi William, Hoping aall is well with you and Family. Haven't seen or heard from you in months, and miss your always interesting posts for the rest of us, and hope to see something from you about Yunnan Province Teas, or similar. How about the Weather this year. How has Climate Change affected the Tea Crops in the various Growing Regions? Hope to hear how this Year's Harvest and Processing has goine, and your Descriptions and Comments on each of them. v/r A Multiple Tea Types drinker

If you bamboo roasted puer, would it still mature or will it turn into more of a green tea and age badly?

Excellent instructive video! What labor intensive process! Raising bowls in gratitude!

Ive got some of this super bitter lao man e. But im not sure if i can drink it. Would you avoid gongfu on super bitter tea? Its so bitter that you could probably put one leaf in a gaiwan. The bitterness sticks to your tongue even after swilling out with water.😮

Are they Blang people?

Spoken like a businessman, that thinks about his business. And I dont mean that in a positive way.

Grate video brother ❤

Thanks for the information it was very helpful

Is it possible to take 4 people? I would like to travel with my family

writing this as I drink my favorite glass of black tea. So soothing and relaxing

Do you guys also create new cultivars of tea?

Ваше любительское шоу выглядит как фокус, после чая из коробки.🤣

Wonderful 👍

As a western tea drinker getting into loose leaf tea, I’ve been struggling with using no honey in my teas. I find it slightly embarrassing but I really do enjoy my teas with honey, and I hope to find teas that I can learn to enjoy more naturally! :)

2024, still drinking 'Liu Dui' :'D

This is both brilliant and entertaining. I'm anxious to try this with the tea I just ordered from you!

Answered my questions, thank you so much.

DDT is seemingly still in use, re: c.2020 Report; but, the other Carcinogenic Compounds are being used on Fruit and Veg, and, Tea: Fate of Residual Pesticides in Fruit and Vegetable Waste (FVW) Processing Tri Thanh Nguyen,1 Carmen Rosello,2,3 Richard Bélanger,4 and Cristina Ratti1,*: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7602544/; see the table 1/2/3/4