How much is ordinary tea per jin? Detailed introduction to its growing conditions

Tea is already an indispensable element in all of our lives. Whether entertaining guests or drinking it ourselves, a good cup of tea counts as a standard offering. There are many varieties of tea, which can be divided into ordinary tea and premium tea, and the prices differ greatly. There are also many places in our country where tea is grown, and basically each place has a representative tea. So how much is ordinary tea generally per jin? What are its growing conditions?

1. How much is ordinary tea generally per jin?

The price of ordinary tea is affected by many factors, such as variety, region, brand, manufacturer, purchasing channel, packaging and so on. The price of ordinary tea generally ranges from several tens of yuan to several hundred yuan.

For example, Tieguanyin, which is commonly drunk in daily life, is generally priced at about 15-50 yuan per jin, because the production cost of Tieguanyin differs, so the retail price also varies; ordinary Longjing tea is priced at about 20-200 yuan per jin; ordinary Maojian is priced at about 30-300 yuan per jin. Generally, buying tea costing several tens of yuan to just over one hundred yuan per jin is enough for a household.

2. What are the growing conditions for tea?

If you want to grow tea yourself, you must pay attention to important conditions such as temperature, light and moisture in order to grow good tea.

1. The temperature must be suitable

For tea to grow well, temperature is the key factor; too high or too low will both affect the growth of tea. Generally speaking, a temperature of 25°C is the most suitable. If the ground temperature exceeds 35°C, the tea will grow more slowly, and in severe cases it will go dormant or stop growing. If the winter temperature is too low, it will also affect the germination rate of tea, and before planting the seeds need to be sprouted.

2. Light conditions

During the growing period, tea does not like light. If the light is too strong, the tea leaves will be very large and thick with a very rough taste, which does not match consumers' preference for tender tea and new tea.

Therefore, if you want the tea to grow tender with thin leaves, you only need to plant it in a place with scattered light. Places with too strong light are not suitable for tea growth.

3. Moisture conditions

The growth of tea requires a certain amount of moisture, that is, rainfall must meet certain requirements, otherwise the tea will turn yellow and dry out due to lack of water. Of course, besides moisture, air humidity must also meet certain requirements and must not be too dry, otherwise it will affect the commercial value of the tea and it will not fetch a good price. If the rainfall is too heavy, excessive water accumulation in the tea garden will cause root rot, and at this time the accumulated water in the garden must be drained promptly, otherwise the entire tea plant will die.

In summary, the prices of ordinary tea also differ greatly, so it is recommended to compare more before buying and simply choose a regular purchasing channel.