White Chocolate Borneo Kratom Blend
$5.00 – $129.98
These different types of Kratom, work together synergistically to bring deeper healing which can enhance one’s well-being.
Description
Kratom Variety:Â White Chocolate Blend
Harvested from:Â Borneo Island, Indonesia
Description: Our White Chocolate blend combines the semi-rare Chocolate Borneo with a White Kratom powder. Chocolate Borneo receives an extra step in curing which gives it its own unique properties. White Borneo is popular for day time use. The two work together synergistically to bring deeper healing which can enhance one’s well-being.
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Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Size | 6g, 50g, 100g, 250g, 500g, 1000g |
1 review for White Chocolate Borneo Kratom Blend
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Stephen Perrone (verified owner) –
The Gold Leaf Botanicals White Chocolate Borneo strikes me as being a bit different than the Plantation grown In Sense Botanicals version that I have from a purchase several months ago. The In Sense WCB is like being submerged by a wave of warm bubbly surf while the Gold Leaf WCB is more like riding that surf, while basking in the sun’s rays.
Lol, same product, but the wild grown is faster, and with more of the alkaloids top notch wild grown strains are known for. Sort of like it has some of the mentally stimulating effects that an energetic Yellow might have. Gold Leaf Botanicals seems to have excellent connections for the wild grown stuff. A large spectrum of alkaloids, but still potent in the two main ones. Hats off to those who manage the feat of harvesting such choice wild grown leaves.