Journal

The Best Teas for Every Mood

Did you know that there are other options besides popping an Advil every time you have a headache? There are! Many natural teas provide benefits f...

History and The Healing Power of Rose

Roses go wwwway back in time and are probably the most loved of all flowers worldwide! For centuries they have been honored for their fragrance, th...

COLORS & BENEFITS OF EDIBLE FLOWERS

Red/Pink Flowers 1. Roses: pink Roses have a bold fruity flavor similar to apples, and strawberries. Roses contain Vitamin E and D. Roses have...

Five Non Edible Flowers!

At the Qi, we believe in the power of flowers to stimulate a deep sense of holistic well-being for all, and it is incredibly important to us that w...

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FLOWERING AND FLORAL TEA

So... odds are (if you aren't a tea connoisseur) you may have never seen flowering teas before discovering The Qi tisanes, and that's okay! I didn...

HOW TO MAKE BLOOMING TEAS AT HOME

Hi there, everyone! I hope you all had a relaxing Sunday wherever you are. As the world starts to slowly open up, we start to associate work with ...

What Are Wellness Teas?

For centuries, flowers and flowering herbs have become an integral part of wellness rituals as individuals, around the globe, have entrusted flower...

Give Your Flowers A Second Life!

If anyone has ever given you a bouquet of flowers or if you've ever had a bouquet of flowers in your home we all can agree that the hardest part of...

Edible Flowers And Their Health Benefits (Europe Edition)

1. Calendula This blooming flower helps with skin problems, such as skin irritation. Calendula contains anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, astringent,...