Description
Description
This uplifting yellow kratom strain is the most exciting thing to emerge from the rainforests of Indonesia since mystery monkey. Yellow Borneo is one of the global marketplace’s most coveted yellow vein kratom strains. Yellow Borneo gets many distinctive benefits from the drying process, which naturally enhances its alkaloid profile.
What is Yellow Borneo Kratom?
Yellow Borneo Kratom is what we call a proprietary strain. Technically, it isn’t a strain, as yellow kratom doesn’t occur naturally. However, yellow strains are achieved by blending quality leaves from multiple kratom trees.
The swampy mangrove-fringed lowlands of central Borneo serve as the home of Mitragyna speciosa trees, such as Green Borneo. Green Borneo is blended with White Borneo to create the sun-kissed sensation, Yellow Borneo Kratom.
How is Yellow Borneo Kratom Made?
Yellow Borneo is taken from the Borneo plant matter, including white kratom. This kratom cultivars are exposed to direct sunlight for a controlled period. That exposure results in photosynthesis.
Photosynthesis gives Yellow Borneo kratom powder different vein colors and a diverse alkaloid profile. Once green and white specimens have been sun-dried for the necessary time, they mix it. The drying process is completed indoors; kratom leaves are monitored, milled, and repeatedly sifted, then thoroughly ground.
Why Buy Yellow Borneo Kratom?
New Dawn Kratom cultivate Borneo Kratom at the height of the harvest. The leaves are hand-selected by farmers who distinguish between vital and inferior ones.
The first phase of the drying process happens outside, where the experienced petani avoid prolonged direct sunlight. That ensures that fewer alkaloids are compromised. The controlled duration boosts the natural mitragynine level of Borneo kratom, resulting in a versatile powder. This yellow kratom gives you the best of red kratom and white kratom in a single mix.
Much of New Dawn’s popularity owes to its commitment to excellence. They participate in the American Kratom Association’s Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Standards Program, which requires testing and labeling under safety guidelines.