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Dragon Ball - Longtuan Shengpu - 2020 Handmade Yunnan Alpine Ancient Tree Raw Pu'er Tea Dragon Ball

2025-05-23 14:27:01

The tea gardens are distributed in the mid-mountain forest area. Some tea trees have a base circumference of 80-90 cm and are picked using traditional natural methods. After hundreds of years of growth, the tea trees exhibit 嶙峋 (strange and rugged) and unique shapes, resembling lying dragons or spreading birds' wings, making them convenient for climbing and picking while also having ornamental value.