Cherry trees tend to grow huge roots quite near to the surface of the soil. These roots can even be thicker than the trunk of the tree and can damage road surfaces and buildings. The bigger the trees get the more water and nutrients they draw from the ground around them.
This is an incredible video,you blew my mind,to explore the mineral content of this cherished region,truly,you are a master of all of the subtleties of this thing that we call tea. I salute you.
Man these are great !!!! Goldmine of yunnan mountain information that not many of us on the west get to find out ... personally I'll probably watch these for years to come especially when drinking a tea from one of the areas described in these videos ...
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Cherry trees tend to grow huge roots quite near to the surface of the soil. These roots can even be thicker than the trunk of the tree and can damage road surfaces and buildings. The bigger the trees get the more water and nutrients they draw from the ground around them.
Loving all these videos. Thanks for including information on the ethnic groups of the region. I'm learning quite a lot!
This is an incredible video,you blew my mind,to explore the mineral content of this cherished region,truly,you are a master of all of the subtleties of this thing that we call tea.
I salute you.
Man these are great !!!! Goldmine of yunnan mountain information that not many of us on the west get to find out ... personally I'll probably watch these for years to come especially when drinking a tea from one of the areas described in these videos ...
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