Does more dried flowers in jasmine tea mean better quality?

True scented tea is made by scenting the tea base (the raw tea leaf material for scented tea) with fresh flowers. Scenting means the tea base is dried and cooled, then an appropriate amount of fresh jasmine flowers is added, and it is left sealed for a certain time so that, using the tea's adsorption, it fully absorbs the flowers' fragrance; then the flowers are sifted out, and the tea is dried again, giving the finished jasmine tea. High-grade jasmine tea must be scented 3-5 times, even 7 times. The sifted jasmine flowers no longer have fragrance and are called dried flowers or flower dregs. High-grade jasmine tea has no jasmine flower dregs; lower-grade tea, for the sake of appearance, is mixed with a small amount of jasmine flower dregs. From this it can be seen that jasmine tea with many dried flowers is generally low-grade, while high-grade jasmine tea has no dried flowers. On the free market, some low-grade scented tea is mixed with a large amount of jasmine flower dregs to pass off the fake as genuine; do not be fooled. Generally, if you smell the dried flowers and they have no fragrance, you can tell.