Why Aren’t All Boxes Full of Euphoria Blue Ivy Flower Tea? In order to simplify the packaging and price point for our valued customers, our boxes arrive as standard in food-grade 50gr tin cans. Since each tea has different ingredients and appearances, some teas appear full, such as a white tea with large leaves (White Kisses, Blue Butterfly, Sencha, etc.), while some teas do not appear full, like a Jasmine tea with tightly rolled leaves (Jasmine, Rooibos, Hibiscus, etc.). Our general recommendation is to use 2-3 grams per teacup. There are 50 grams, 100 grams or 250 grams of tea in our packages, depending on the option you choose. How should I store my Blue Ivy Flower Tea? As long as you store it in a serial and dry place, you will not encounter any problems. Since our products are prepared to order, you can consume them without any problems within a year after your package is opened. Is the Blue Color of the Blue Ivy Flower Natural? Blue tea changes color depending on the pH (acidity) degree of the water in which it is brewed. It is completely the natural color of the plant itself. Blue Ivy Flower has long been used in alternative medicine in India to purify the body from waste and stress. In other words, contrary to our belief that its color is chemical, it is a very useful and medicinal plant.
