Green Hulu Kapuas Kratom Powder - Multiple Sizes

Great for energy, Green Hulu Kapuas kratom powder delivers results experienced users love! Use this strain when you need extra attention and focus (while remaining calm), for best results. Green Hulu Kapuas kratom is noted for producing both energetic feeling and relaxation. Available in multiple size options.

• Analgesic (painkilling) benefits
• Mood enhancement
• Increased ability to focus
• Increased productivity & focus

The best kratom

A thriving kratom tree creates the best alkaloids. To do this, kratom needs heat, humidity and proper soil pH. Kratom trees thrive in regions where it’s hot and humid, and the soil is perfect. Perfect soil for Kratom falls in a pH range between 5.5 and 6.5, with high humus levels and fertile environments. As a result, kratom trees thrive in Thailand, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Borneo and surrounding countries in the Pacific Rim. 

As a result of Emerson Naturals strict requirements, they source their kratom directly from the best regions because of their ideal growing conditions. All Emerson Naturals kratom products are created in the USA.

Kratom ALKALOIDS

An alkaloid is a chemical compound from a plant that has nitrogen in its makeup and a physiological effect on humans. There are more than 40 structurally related alkaloids in kratom, all having unique wellness benefits.

The precise alkaloid makeup of the kratom plant depends on where the plant is grown, the soil composition, harvest timing and even the weather during its growth. Time spent drying and curing the plant also plays a key role in its alkaloid makeup.

There are two main types of alkaloids in kratom: 7-hydroxmitragynine, which is the most chemically potent, and Mitragynine, which is the most abundant. Most of kratom's 40 alkaloids fall under these two categories. Of those 40 alkaloids, 25 (from both categories) are particularly soothing and present in high quantities in Emerson Naturals kratom powder.

**NOTE: We do not ship kratom products to: 

Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin.