Green Maeng Da Kratom powder

500g format

The 500g format of Maeng Da Green Kratom powder is designed for advanced botanical projects that require a large and consistent volume of the same batch, a format suitable for professional archiving, repeat documentation and long term comparative analysis. It is a format suitable for professional archiving, repeat documentation and long-term comparative analysis. Sourced from Southeast Asia, this Mitragyna speciosa plant powder is selected for its stable green color and fine grind. Its uniformity makes it easy to maintain visual consistency in large studies and high-level technical series.

Botanical application

500g offers the ideal balance for those who need large quantities without reaching a full file format. It allows you to: - develop lengthy studies, - create extensive thematic catalogs, - perform complex comparisons, - generate visual documentation of various phases, - maintain continuity between multiple technical sessions. Its volume allows you to work with structured projects over a long period without changing batches.

Features of the 500g format

- Ample quantity for advanced studies - Ideal consistency for long technical series - Fine texture and stable color - Sourced from Southeast Asia - Intermediate-professional format

Use in professional archives

500g is suitable for large botanical archives, long-term educational projects and comparative analysis requiring stability between samples. Offers higher capacity than 300g without reaching the maximum archival volume.

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

What is the 500g format for?
For advanced studies, large catalogs and long documentation.What makes it different from 300g?
It offers more continuity and allows the archive to be expanded without resorting to full formats.Is it suitable for professional use?
Yes, especially for projects that need technical repetition and visual consistency.How long does the material last in documentary use?
It depends on the type of study, but 500g allows multiple cycles.How should it be stored?
In a cool, dry place, avoiding direct light.