A CLOSER LOOK AT THE SHOP
A single-color petal product and a multi-color blend offer different ways to explore the lotus collection. Pink and yellow each identify one named botanical, while Rainbow brings several color categories together.
Choose the kind of selection that interests you, then compare composition and package quantity. All three describe 15 g portions, so the difference lies in which petals are included rather than assuming a blend means a larger portion.
Find the details that fit your preferences

Pink single-botanical label
Pink Lotus Heart Opener Flower Tea
Pink Lotus Petal Tea identifies Nelumbo nucifera and describes 15 g in a 9 oz glass jar. Its single named botanical distinguishes it from the rainbow blend, while the pink label separates it from the yellow Nelumbo lutea product.
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Yellow single-botanical label
Yellow Lotus SunShine Happiness Flower Tea
Yellow Lotus Petal Tea names Nelumbo lutea, also called American Lotus, and lists a 15 g portion in a 9 oz glass jar. The botanical name provides a clearer comparison with pink petals than the collection’s decorative color-based product names alone.
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Six-color petal blend
Rainbow Lotus Prophecy of Awakened Humanity Flower Tea
Rainbow Lotus Petal Tea combines red, yellow, pink, blue, purple and white lotus categories in one 15 g blend. Unlike the single-color listings, its description names several botanicals, making blend composition the main detail to compare alongside the package label.
View in the shopHow to choose your own combination
Pink identifies Nelumbo nucifera, and yellow identifies Nelumbo lutea. Rainbow lists six color categories across several botanical names. All three describe 15 g portions in glass jars, so composition is a more useful distinction than assuming the rainbow name means a larger quantity.
Three details to check before you choose
- Compare single-botanical labels with multi-botanical blend lists.
- Use the gram amount to compare portions.
- Read the complete current ingredient label before choosing a blend.