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๐ŸŒผChrysanthemum morifolium

Chrysanthemum (ju hua)

Chrysanthemum morifolium

Small dried chrysanthemum flowers brewed into a pale, cooling tea โ€” a southern Chinese summer staple.

Traditional use

Drunk to release heat, soothe red or strained eyes, and ease headaches. Often blended with goji and rock sugar.

How to prepare

1 tbsp dried flowers per cup, just-boiled water, steep 4 minutes. Add 5โ€“6 goji berries for the classic pairing.

Safety notes

Very safe; some people have ragweed-family allergies โ€” try a small cup first.

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