Camellia sinensis


White, Green, Black tea are all the same but cultivated during difference stages of plant growth ect.

theres other types of tea sir.

While true

So all tea (not tisanes or herbal tea) comes from a common ancestor that, due to milennia of artificial selection and climactic influence (being grown in varied micro climates) has led to extremely different phenotypes, with tangible differences.

Green tea...right?

Nope.

Camellia sinensis


Green/Black/White/etc are just how its handled after its picked/etc.

I know. That was a feeble attempt at a weed joke. :/