Five-Finger Fig Poria Wellness Tea Bags Wuzhi Maotao Fuling 9g x 10 Bags Sugar-Free Herbal Blend

Five-Finger Fig Poria Wellness Tea Bags, known in TCM as Wuzhi Maotao Fuling Yin (五指毛桃茯苓饮), is a pre-packaged herbal tea blend featuring Fuling (茯苓, Poria cocos), Wuzhi Maotao (五指毛桃, Ficus hirta), Qianshi (芡实, Euryale ferox), and Shanyao (山药, Dioscorea opposita). This sugar-free infusion combines nine traditional botanicals including dried roots, seeds, flowers, and peels. In TCM theory, Poria is bland and neutral and enters the heart, spleen, and kidney channels. Steep one bag in hot water for daily herbal enjoyment.

Key Selling Points

• Nine-herb blend featuring Poria, Five-Finger Fig root, Euryale seed, and Chinese yam in convenient tea bags
• Sugar-free formulation with dried botanicals processed by baking
• Includes chrysanthemum, tangerine peel, lotus leaf, rose, and licorice for balanced flavor
• Individually portioned 9g bags, 10 bags per box, 90g total net weight
• Suitable for daily steeping as a traditional wellness infusion

Quality & Sensory

The dried botanicals typically show natural earthy tones of tan, cream, and pale yellow with subtle floral accents. The aroma is typically mildly herbal with sweet woody notes from Five-Finger Fig and a light floral lift from rose and chrysanthemum. Brewed tea typically tastes gently sweet and mellow with a clean herbal finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one tea bag in hot water for a daily herbal infusion
• Enjoy as a warm afternoon or evening caffeine-free beverage
• Serve during seasonal transitions as part of a traditional wellness routine
• Brew lightly for a mellow taste or steep longer for a stronger infusion

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, Poria, Euryale seed, and Chinese yam are classic spleen-supporting botanicals often paired in daily decoctions and congees. Five-Finger Fig root is a Southern Chinese herb traditionally used in soups and herbal teas for its mild sweet flavor. Chrysanthemum, lotus leaf, tangerine peel, rose, and licorice are commonly combined in seasonal wellness infusions enjoyed during humid weather.

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