The Borneo Green Enhanced Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa, also known as the red sentol tree) from Mr. Kratom is a high-quality Borneo Kratom, which, as the name suggests, comes from the island of Borneo. This is a mixture of our Borneo Green, to which a high-quality extract has been added. The Borneo Green Enhanced Kratom is sourced from various regions in Borneo so that Mr. Kratom can offer a very high quality kratom with consistent quality. The kratom online store of Mr. Kratom has a high standard of quality, which is reflected in its kratom and its price/performance ratio. The kratom ordered via his online store is shipped directly from Germany.
If you want to buy kratom in a kratom online store, you can order red senetol leaves (Mitragyna speciosa). The physical shape of the leaves ranges from oval to spear-shaped. In general, the leaves are dark green and reach a length of 180 mm with a width of around 100 mm. In the kratom store, the fact that leaves are distinguished by color has little to do with the color of the actual leaves, but with the vein color of the leaves. Dark green leaves have red, white or green veins, depending on their composition. Anyone who wants to order kratom usually knows that the red veins indicate that the kratom variety is more active. Not only the shape and vein color, but also the weight distinguish the kratom leaves from each other. For fresh leaves, the standard weight is about 1.7 grams, while dry leaves are much less than their weight of about 0.5 grams.
Kratom stores usually offer kratom products of different concentrations. Dry leaves can be used, for example, crushed (as crushed) or powdered (powder), and have a light green to dark green color. On the other hand, powdered green to beige-brown preparations are usually enriched with other leaf extracts. Usually, kratom stores only offer different varieties of leaves. If you want to order seeds for growing kratom, you don't need leaves or yellow spherical flowers. The flat seeds are located in the capsule-shaped fruits of the red senetol.
