Are the leaves dry or moist ?
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The leaves were dried to perfection :) You may make tea with it directly, or boil/steam it, or directly mix it using blender together with other ingredients as you please. Please do email cristina@eatgreentea for further inquiries and concerns.Best regards, Cristina EatGreenTea
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If you bring it inside as a potted plant and make sure it gets a sunny window(one that doesn't have protective film on it). I would also mist the leaves when watering,as indoor heating can dehydrate the leaves.
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It is Sometimes moist, however it does tend to be chewy like a dry jerky for the most part. Tastes good though.
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As a user, I would grade the leaves as medium in size with some stems and twigs. Not strong on the tea flavor but good on the bergamot.
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Mostly they are very moist. Occasionally, there may be one or two with kind of a silvery coating but it's crystallized fruit sugar. I just discard those and eat the rest. I have bought some in the stores that were hard and dry but not the ones I've ordered from Amazon. Don't keep them in a hot place and eat them in a reasonable time; don't let them get stale.
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They won't feel dry to the touch, though they do not look wet. They are pretty good to have around when its rainy outside. My poodles hate going out on their own when its wet and if I am not around to let them out they will use these instead of getting their feet wet.
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Yes, the leaves are very bright, lime green with a somewhat darker green border on them.
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None yet, but they look very healthy. They are small plants with good root system and about seven small strap leaves. I don't know how old they are supposed to be before they bloom. I have them in terra cotta pots with Miracle Grow Moisture Control Potting Mix. I water them every other day and there are no yellow leaves. I used some fertilizer when I transplanted them. They have been growing under a patio with morning exposure to the sun and shade i the afternoon and evening. I don't know when they are supposed to bloom, but they are doing well.
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The leafs are brown and the flowers are a mixture of brown , white and burgundy. Hope this helps :-)
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I have not had any moisture problems with the compilot, but have not used it really moist places.
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You should spray water on the leaves so they will have enough moisture to help their life span and release them at dusk.Good luck!
972016
These are made to be buried in the ground. Mine are under trees in the grass that get watered regularly. No problem with moisture
1990652
I thoroughly watered first, but I had effective drainage. Mine were more or less dry when they arrived.
170271
They are technically "dried" but they are very moist and succulent - by far the best prunes you can purchase.
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It is premoistened.it feels damp but is not very wet. There is enough moisture to allow it to readily soak up more water. I use to grow carnivorous plants and it works great.
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Moisture is still the same. We currently don't have African Violets but in the past we never had any problems.
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No. Not leaves wet by rain. However, unlike my previous shredder, it will shred leaves which haven't dried out - ie. green leaves.