White Borneo Kratom powder - 1000g

1000g format

The 1000g format of Borneo White powder is designed for complete botanical archives, professional projects and large-scale documentation. Its volume allows for absolute continuity within the same batch for long periods of work without the need for replenishment. Its volume allows for absolute continuity within a single batch over long periods of work without the need for replenishment. From Southeast Asia, this plant powder of Mitragyna speciosa is characterized by its uniform white color and fine grind, essential qualities for lengthy studies, extensive technical catalogs and high-precision comparative analysis.

Botanical application

1000g is suitable for: - complete botanical archives, - large volume thematic catalogs, - repeated visual documentation, - extensive comparative studies, - long term educational and institutional projects, - the most stable format for work requiring total consistency between samples.

Features of the 1000g format

- High volume for long-term projects - Uniform and stable white color - Fine texture for technical analysis - Sourced from Southeast Asia - Maximum continuity between documentation sessions

Use within professional archives

This format is used by educational institutions, advanced collections and ethnobotanical projects that require complete batch stability, allowing repeated technical records without variations between samples.

Important information

This product is not intended for human consumption, medical or food use. It is for documentary and botanical use only.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

For which projects is the 1000g format recommended?
For complete archives, professional documentation and large-scale projects.What makes it different from the 500g format?
1000g allows for a much longer project duration without batch changes.Is it suitable for institutions or educational institutions?
Yes, it is the most stable format for long-term programs.How many documentation cycles does it allow?
Sufficient for large archives with multiple technical phases.How should it be stored correctly?
In a cool, dry place, protected from light.