Tea Plant Seeds Camellia sinensis – Tea Tree Seeds for Green Black & Oolong Tea

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Grow your own tea at home with these premium Tea Plant Seeds (Camellia Sinensis). Non-GMO seeds perfect for producing fresh green tea, black tea, and oolong from your garden. These high-quality tea tree seeds are ideal for home gardeners, herbal enthusiasts, and tea lovers. Easy to germinate and rewarding to harvest your own leaves. Suitable for pots or garden beds in suitable climates. Start your tea plantation journey today with fresh, viable Non-GMO Camellia Sinensis seeds. Fresh stock – limited quantity
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Tea Plant Seeds Camellia sinensis – Tea Tree Seeds for Green Black & Oolong Tea

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Planting Season

Autumn

Light Requirement

Partial shade to full sun

Plant Height

6-15 feet

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor
Planting Information
Life Cycle Perennial
Plant Characteristics Evergreen Shrub
Plant Type Tea Plant
Flavour Profile Fresh Tea
Life Perennial
Germination Time 4-8 Weeks
Fruit Size Small Capsule
Soil Type Acidic Loamy
Soil pH 4.0-5.5
Spacing Between Plants 90-150 cm
Watering Needs Consistent
Harvest Time Year 2-3
Bloom Season Autumn-Winter
Seeds per Pack 30
Seed Type Non-GMO
Yield Potential Medium
GTIN 36002061817

Soak seeds in water for 24-48 hours. Plant 1 inch deep in well-draining acidic mix (half potting soil + perlite/vermiculite) with the eye horizontal. Keep warm (70-75°F) and moist. Germination in 4-8 weeks. Use shade initially for seedlings.

Grow in acidic, moist, well-drained soil. Water regularly to keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Apply acid-loving fertilizer. Prune to maintain shape and encourage bushy growth. Protect from frost. Harvest young leaves after 2-3 years for tea.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

How can Camellia sinensis be shaped into a tea hedge?

Regular light pruning encourages branching and helps maintain a lower, bushier form. This also makes new leaf growth easier to reach for harvesting.

What is the difference between young tea leaves and mature leaves?

Young shoots are softer and more tender, while older leaves become firmer and darker. Tea production generally focuses on the youngest suitable growth.

Can Camellia sinensis grow as an ornamental shrub?

Yes. Its glossy evergreen foliage and compact branching can make it attractive as a garden shrub, hedge, or container plant in suitable climates.

How can I encourage bushier growth on a tea plant?

Pinch or lightly prune growing tips once the plant is established. Regular harvesting of suitable young shoots can also encourage lateral branching.

Can tea plants be grown beneath taller trees?

Camellia sinensis can tolerate partial shade, but brighter filtered light can support good growth. Avoid dense shade where the plant receives very little usable light.

How should I protect young tea plants from harsh weather?

Keep young plants sheltered from strong winds and extreme temperatures. Container-grown plants can be moved to a protected location when conditions become unfavorable.

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