Seed Cycling Herbal Tea Blend Flax Seed Fig Goji Rose Gift Box 270g Sugar Free

Seed Cycling Herbal Tea, a sugar-free flower and seed infusion blend featuring flaxseed (Ya Ma Zi 亚麻籽), fig (Wu Hua Guo 无花果), mulberry (Sang Shen 桑葚), pumpkin seed, black goji, rose (Mei Gui Hua 玫瑰花), ejiao, lingzhi (Ling Zhi 灵芝), red ginseng (Hong Shen 红参), astragalus (Huang Qi 黄芪), black sesame, and kudzu root (Ge Gen 葛根). In TCM tradition, such seed and root botanicals are traditionally associated with nourishing daily wellness routines. Steep as a warm infusion and enjoy as part of a balanced lifestyle.

Key Selling Points

• Fourteen-ingredient seed and flower infusion blend with flaxseed fig mulberry pumpkin seed and black goji
• Includes traditional TCM botanicals such as red ginseng astragalus lingzhi ejiao and kudzu root
• Sugar-free dried blend processed by baking with no added sweeteners
• Gift-boxed set containing 15 mini canisters with 270g total net weight
• Produced in Shandong by a certified SC-licensed herbal tea manufacturer

Quality & Sensory

The dried blend typically shows mixed seeds, dark berries, fig pieces, and rose petals with a warm herbal aroma. When steeped, it typically yields an amber to deep reddish infusion with a mildly sweet, nutty, and floral taste and a smooth lingering finish.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one canister portion in hot water as a daily warm herbal infusion
• Enjoy as a caffeine-free afternoon flower tea at home or the office
• Serve to guests as a nourishing seasonal wellness drink
• Gift the boxed set for holidays birthdays or wellness occasions

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, seed and root botanicals such as flaxseed black sesame and kudzu root are traditionally associated with nourishing the body, while astragalus and red ginseng are traditionally used in daily tonics. Rose and mulberry have long been steeped as flower teas, and fig is a familiar ingredient in Chinese herbal infusions. Seed cycling routines traditionally rotate different seeds across the month, and this blend follows that folk practice in a convenient tea format.

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