Quantity: 50g
A very popular flower used in TCM, listed as antibaterial, antipyretic and anti-inflammatory. Used to help relieve common colds and associated fevers.
Remember to use cooler than boiling water or your tea will taste bitter. If using a kettle, water is ideal when it begins to emit a 'rumble' sound. If using a microwave, stop heating when tiny bubbles form. These are good signs that your water is at the right temperature.
