Which Cultivar Is Dahongpao Oolong Tea?

[@jujuvonpinega]

Great video! I enjoyed the thorough in depth explanations. Wuyi Yanchas are my favs

[@gabrielezimmermann5946]

Thank you Gabriele! Now at last I understand the Da Hong Pao story as far as I can know. I would like to try mother trees 3 and 4, but I guess I'm not the only one...

[@nannuoshan]

Definitely not, many of us would like to try them... 😊

[@ize1000009]

So what about number 3 and 4? What cultivars are those?

[@nannuoshan]

To our knowledge, number 3 and 4 were not further propagated. They are just two plants, grown from seeds, from which no cuttings were taken to create cultivars... But, who knows, maybe this is not true and, out there, two other cultivars share genes with mother trees 3 and 4. Let us know if you discover it and we will update the video 😊