There is no clear rule on how many dendrobiums can be made into tea at one time, and the general dosage is 6 to 12g at one time. Dendrobium is a traditional Chinese medicine with the effect of benefiting the stomach and generating fluids (nourishing the stomach by replenishing the fluids in the stomach), nourishing yin and clearing heat (nourishing the yin essence and clearing the heat), which can be used clinically for the treatment of gastric yin insufficiency (insufficient yin fluids in the stomach), dry vomiting with little food, fluid injuries from fever, dry mouth and thirst, yin deficiency and fire (deficiency of yin and essence in the body, and the appearance of hyperactive fire), bone steam and labor heat, and darkness and uncertainty of the eyes, etc. Some people will make tea with Dendrobium. Part of the population will be dendrobium bubble tea to drink, but for the specific one time to put a few is not clearly defined, in general, a dosage of 6 to 12g, can be based on its size to decide to bubble a few. The adverse reactions and contraindications of Dendrobium are not clear. It should be noted that the active ingredients of herbal infusion are limited in their precipitation and cannot replace the therapeutic effect of herbal tonics, so if you feel unwell, please consult a doctor in time. In addition, if you need to use Dendrobium, please follow the doctor’s advice, not self-medication.