The tea plant actually has relatively few problems with pests and dieases. The main issues of concern limiting tea production are fertilizer, water, and temperature.
The tea plant is an evergreen plant that invests a considerable amount of nutrients in its leaves, so when its leaves are harvested, it requires fertilization. Chemical fertilizers can be used, but these cause environmental problems, including soil acidification and pollution of aquatic ecosystems downstream. Organic fertilizers, like those used in traditional tea cultivation for hundreds of years, can reduce these issues.
The other two limiting factors are water, and cold temperatures. The tea plant requires a fair amount of moisture and rainfall. It grows best in humid climates with high rainfall during the growing season, and it cannot be grown in arid and semiarid regions. The tea plant can be grown in tropical to subtropical climates, and often does best in warm subtropical climates. It can handle a light frost, but extensive cold weather will kill the plant or severely stunt its growth.
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which month is suitable for growing tea
Well first of all, it attracts unwanted skydivers, along with excessive diarrhea
it is growing
Depending on the type of tea you are growing it can be done anywhere.
Yarrow tea is used for problems with women's menstrual problems, headaches, toothaches, colds and bleeding problems.
Yes.
There is no such breed of a tea cup chihiahua. These are simply the runts of the litter, often bread with other runts to create a smaller dog. These can be associated with more health problems. Most puppy chi's will fit in a tea cup when born, but will not stay that small....
Arable Farming that mainly specifies in the growing of tea leafs.
No, but kids should not drink too much tea.
the problems associated witn modern trasport are problems.....over..!
Asia and it is still the primary tea growing area. Only one place in the United States grows tea and it is an island off the coast of South Carolina. The plants were brought there in the 1700's and are still growing. When growing tea the tops of the plant are cut and the rest of the plant is not cut, so the plant keeps growing.