Hong Qiao Mei Dried Flower (Rosa rugosa ‘Hong Qiao Mei’) — Yunnan Loose Petal Herbal Tea, 500g

Hong Qiao Mei Dried Flower (Rosa rugosa 'Hong Qiao Mei') is the sun-dried petal of a beloved flowering shrub known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Hóng Qiǎo Méi (红巧梅), a cultivated rose variety prized for its vivid crimson petals and gentle floral fragrance. Grown in Yunnan and slowly dried at low temperature to protect its color and aroma, this loose petal flower has long been cherished as a soothing, beauty-oriented flower tea used to harmonize the Liver, move qi, and brighten the complexion. Its nature is warm and its flavor sweet with a subtle astringency, making it a gentle yet expressive botanical for daily tea rituals.

Key Selling Points

• Yunnan-grown Hong Qiao Mei rose petals
• Low-temperature slow-dried to preserve color and aroma
• Traditional flower tea for qi-moving and complexion care
• Loose 500g bulk format for daily brewing
• Clean new-crop petals with no added ingredients

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is slowly dried at low temperature to preserve the petals' deep crimson hue, delicate papery texture, and soft rose-like fragrance. When steeped in hot water, the petals unfurl and release a pale rose-gold infusion with a gentle sweet-floral taste and a faint astringent finish, leaving a clean, lingering aroma in the cup.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily floral tea brewed alone or blended
• Blended with chrysanthemum, goji berry, or jujube
• Seasonal spring and summer refreshment tea
• Aromatic addition to herbal tea gift blends
• Light floral infusion for afternoon tea

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, Hong Qiao Mei petals are brewed as a daily flower tea to soothe the spirit, move Liver qi, and support a clear, radiant complexion. They are often combined with chrysanthemum, rose bud, and goji berry in spring and summer blends, or steeped alone in hot water for a simple, fragrant cup. In some regional traditions, the petals are also added to light congee or dessert soups for a gentle floral note.

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