Due to the ambiguous nature of kratom, Red Horn may often be confused or conflated with Red Maeng Da by suppliers and users.
Referencing the ostensibly horned ...
Purportedly a blend of Sumatra and Borneo kratom, Yellow Bali kratom likely originates as White-veined Bali, before undergoing a secondary drying phase in the s...
Named after the Thailand region where it may have been originally grown and harvested, White Thai kratom leaves undergo a secondary curing process in the sun, a...
Yellow Vietnam kratom is thought to be harvested as white veined leaf before undergoing a secondary curing process in the sun, altering its colour. It appears t...
Red Elephant kratom – its name referring to its ostensibly larger, more matured leaves – is thought to be the most sedating of its kind.
Consensus indicates th...
Yellow-veined kratom is thought to undergo an extended drying process in the sun, resulting in distinctively darkened leaves and slightly altered effects. Yello...
Presumably possessing a subdued and mild effects profile, Green Papua is an uncommon strain that likely originates from the island of New Guinea.
Anecdotal evi...
Yellow Maeng-Da kratom likely originates as White Maeng Da, a family of strains often lauded for their energetic potential. After a signature “curing process” i...
Referring to the distinctively pointed tips of its leaves, Green Horn kratom may offer a relatively balanced effects profile, existing as a middle ground betwee...
Thought to be grown and harvested in Malaysia, Red Malay kratom is quite likely to be the most sedating, longest-lasting, and most euphoric of its kind.
It has...
