Tea stage by stage
Tea bushes are plucked for decades, and the acidic soil they grow in wears out. Garden managers bring us slow flush, tired bushes and poor leaf quality.
Main growing areas: Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka.
Pruning and rest
Cold seasonPruning resets the bush; feeding prepares new growth.
First flush
SpringEven, strong flush starts the season.
Main flushes
RainsSteady nutrition keeps flush coming.
Autumn flush
Late seasonThe bush stores reserves for next year.
Common tea problems
Problems farmers bring to us
- Slow new flush
- Tired, ageing bushes
- Poor leaf quality
- Acidic, worn-out soil
What to check first
- Test soil pH and organic carbon regularly.
- Return prunings to the soil.
- Keep drainage good.
- Watch for pests like tea mosquito bug.
The Immunity formula for tea
Immunity Tea Special
Made for tea gardens: slow flush and tired bushes.
Packs: 250 mL, 500 mL, 1 L, 5 L
Results differ from farm to farm with soil, weather, crop and management. Farmer experiences on this site are their own reports, not a promise of results.
Tea farmers in their own words
Tea questions
Which Immunity product is for tea?
Immunity Tea Special.
Send us your enquiry
Tell us your crop, the problem and your location, and send a photo if you can. Our team replies on WhatsApp or calls you with what to check, which product suits and where to buy it near you.