If there is one insect who wants to eat our tea, there is always another insect who wants to eat the first one! In our tea forests the natural biodiversity is allowed to thrive, helping our tea plants along the way.

The fallen leaves from large trees of various species provide the soil with all the nutrition it needs, removing the need for using any fertilisers around our tea. The tea might take longer to grow this way, but we think it's worth it, trusting the ecosystem to maintain itself.

Strong root systems together with a shadowy canopy keep our tea plants nourished and thriving. By removing the need for irrigation, we avoid the risk of depleting water sources necessary for nature and people in the area.