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Rose Buds (玫瑰, Mei Gui Hua) — whole dried bud of Rosa rugosa in a ceramic bowl, traditionally used for women's wellness and rest and calm

玫瑰

Rose Buds

Mei Gui Hua · Rosa rugosa

Fragrant whole buds for a soothing floral tea.

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Flavor
Floral, sweet, aromatic
Form
Whole dried bud
Also known as
Mei Gui Hua · Rosa Rugosa Buds · Rose Tea

About

Tightly closed rosa rugosa buds with an intense, sweet perfume. Brew alone, blend with red dates, or add to black tea for a mood-lifting afternoon cup.

Traditional use

  • Traditionally used to move qi and soothe the liver
  • Enjoyed for monthly comfort and mood
  • Popular as a gentle afternoon tea

How to use

  • Tea: 6–8 buds per cup, steep 5 minutes in 85°C water.
  • Blend with red dates and goji for a sweeter cup.

Caution: Generally well tolerated; use moderately during pregnancy.

Traditionally paired with

Rose Buds FAQ

What is 玫瑰 in English?

玫瑰 (Mei Gui Hua) is Rose Buds, botanical name Rosa rugosa. It is also called Mei Gui Hua, Rosa Rugosa Buds, Rose Tea.

How much Rose Buds (玫瑰) should I use per day?

The traditional amount is 3–5 g of dried herb per day, simmered in soup or tea. Start at the low end if you are new to it. Follow your licensed practitioner's or doctor's advice if it differs.

How long does Rose Buds take to work?

Mei Gui Hua is a traditional food herb with no set onset time. It is traditionally used regularly in soups or teas over several weeks rather than for a single-dose effect. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Does Rose Buds interact with medications?

Generally well tolerated; use moderately during pregnancy. If you take prescription medication, especially blood thinners or blood pressure medication, ask your doctor or pharmacist before regular use.

Is Rose Buds safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Ask your doctor before using it while pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive. Generally well tolerated; use moderately during pregnancy.

Who is Rose Buds for?

It is traditionally used by adult women supporting monthly and long-term wellness; adults wanting a calm evening routine. Children, people with chronic conditions, and anyone before or after surgery should check with a doctor first.

How do I use Rose Buds?

Tea: 6–8 buds per cup, steep 5 minutes in 85°C water. Blend with red dates and goji for a sweeter cup.

What does Rose Buds taste like?

Floral, sweet, aromatic.