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Btw. the seed propagation claim is made i think only their "wild teas", where it is already implied by the name.

I think people in dry climates who aren't looking to get all into storage may be better off just buying stuff that has been aged naturally in locations where pumidors aren't a necessity, since recreating an ideal climate is extra work and money (especially if humidifiers and heating are required to...

150ml shi piao teapot with medium thickness walls and fast pour. The clay is dense and brings out the nuances in pu er tea nicely. I was told this is di cao qing clay and made in 70s-80s. I can't verify this so I would appreciate opinions! I'm really not an expert, but it looks modern to me, 90's o...

150ml shi piao teapot with medium thickness walls and fast pour. The clay is dense and brings out the nuances in pu er tea nicely. I was told this is di cao qing clay and made in 70s-80s. I can't verify this so I would appreciate opinions! I'm really not an expert, but it looks modern to me, 90's o...

How long have you been drinking tea? Since around 2006 when i've discovered Amsterdam's Chinatown and Seadyke Brand TGY which got hooked me up. I still like it. :lol: What kind of tea do you drink? i) lately it's mainly semi-aged sheng ii) rolled roasted oolongs iii) hong-cha, shu, liu bao, liu an,...

Nice setup, Frisbeehead.

this is really nice, thanks for the link. looking at some of the posts on the same site, i've found another one detailing a fully hand-made construction:
https://www.teartchat.com/%E7%B4%AB%E7% ... #more-6996

So I got an 80s pot recently and there is a hairline crack running down and around from the spout, about 1/4" down from the bottom of the spout. When I put hot water in the pot, the clay contracts and the crack looks much more serious. I decided to buy some JB Weld on eBay... fixing a crack is tric...