Kratom "Red Maeng Da - Thai" (Mitragyna speciosa) - Seeds

Kratom (Mitragyna speciosa) - Seeds/Seeds
(Kratom, Biak, Gra-tom, Biak-Biak, Katawn, Krton, Mabog or Mambog).

Origin: Thailand
Harvest: October 2024
Germination period: approx. 2-4 weeks
Strain: Red

You can choose between approx. 250 & approx. 500 single seedsn (approx. 7 or 12 individual seed capsules)!

Growing instructions:

Tutorial for germination of Mitragyna speciosa seeds

If you are interested in growing Mitragyna speciosa, also known as kratom, there are some important sowing instructions to consider. Kratom is a tropical plant that is mainly native to Southeast Asia and is prized for its many uses. Here are some steps you should follow when growing Mitragyna speciosa:

1. Climatic conditions: Mitragyna speciosa prefers a warm and humid climate with temperatures between 24 and 32 degrees Celsius. Make sure that the plant receives sufficient sunlight, but is also protected from strong winds and heavy rain.
2. Soil condition: The soil for growing Mitragyna speciosa should be well-drained and rich in nutrients. A slightly acidic soil with a pH value between 5.5 and 6.5 is ideal.
3. Seed procurement: Get high-quality kratom seeds from a reliable source. Fresh seeds have a higher germination rate and lead to healthier plants.
4. Sowing method: Sow the kratom seeds about 0.5 to 1 centimeter deep in the prepared soil. Keep the seeds moist, but not too wet, to avoid rotting.
5. Germination and care: Kratom seeds can take several weeks to germinate. Keep the seedlings moist and protect them from strong sunlight until they become stronger.
6. Protection against pests: Make sure that your kratom plants are protected from pests such as aphids or spider mites. Natural pest control methods such as neem oil can help to maintain the health of your plants.

Tips and tricks

• Regular watering: Kratom plants need regular watering, especially during dry periods. Make sure that the soil remains evenly moist, but avoid overwatering as this can lead to root rot.
• Trimming and shaping: By regularly pruning and shaping, you can control the growth of your kratom plants and promote a compact, bushy shape.
• Fertilization: Regular fertilization with a balanced fertilizer can support the growth and health of your kratom plants. Make sure to choose a fertilizer with a higher nitrogen content for growth and a higher potassium content for the flowering period.
• Harvest time: The leaves of Mitragyna speciosa can be harvested as soon as they are fully grown. Cut the leaves carefully and dry them thoroughly before storing them for later use.

Worth knowing

• Mitragyna speciosa is an evergreen plant from the Rubiaceae family and is native to Southeast Asia, particularly countries such as Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.
• The leaves of Mitragyna speciosa contain a variety of alkaloids, including mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, which are known for their stimulating and pain-relieving properties.
• Kratom is traditionally used by some communities in Southeast Asia to relieve pain, boost energy and improve mood. However, in some countries the use of kratom is controversial due to its potentially addictive properties and health risks. Before growing or consuming kratom, you should find out about the legal regulations in your region.

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Testimonial from one of our customers:

As you (and I) are certainly aware, kratom seeds (and cuttings) are extremely bitchy, the seeds have limited germination after harvesting the seed pods and also the germination rate is not very good.

Knowing that you should sow the seeds as soon as possible after harvesting, I ordered the two batches from you (once according to your site from october 2019, once from april 2019) each "500 pcs."

Now from the October batch, 7-10 days after sowing, about 40-50 plants germinated (there are a few added daily), I have the seeds unfortunately not thoroughly enough separated, so that many germinated as clusters. Let's see how this develops. from the April batch has not come a single one. from this I have gained the knowledge that one can use the seeds very well a few months after harvest and also has a halfway acceptable germination rate. More than 3-4 months it should then probably not be, because as I said with 10-month-old seeds the germination rate is zero.

My method is a large indoor greenhouse 5cm filled with good growing soil (goldlabel premix), sprinkle the seeds loosely from a sheet of paper with groove on the substrate (before thoroughly separate) and spray with lukewarm water with 0.3 ec and 6.5ph (probably unimportant, but for the sake of completeness), thoroughly moisten, but avoid a sump.

Put the whole thing with 5cm distance on a heating mat - I take for this 2 laths that come under the Zgh - so that in the interior of the Zgh a very high humidity arises as well as temperature of 28-30 degrees.

Important:

• Despite constant quality controls (checking the germination quality, storage ability, etc. of the plant seeds, etc.). we can unfortunately none Warranty on the germination of our seeds give - too many different factors in the context of cultivation / conditions - can prevent successful germination.
• Please inquire about the applicable laws in your country BEFORE purchasing this product. Laws and import regulations or whether this product may be imported/used/grown.
• Our plant seeds are, if available in your country for the Cultivation determined and allowed, exclusively intended for plant cultivation.
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