Buy White Sumatra Kratom by the kilo
Long-leaf North Sumatran stock with an extended drying stage that rounds the profile out. White vein: young leaf, short dry, the brightest and sharpest profile of the four. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
Origin: North Sumatra, Indonesia · PZ-WSUM
- White Maeng Da, White Bali, White Borneo and White Sumatra
- Fine, sieved mill; same bag for Standard and Limitless
- From 1 kg, with the ladder discount from 2 kg upward
- EU delivery from the Netherlands, legal destinations only
The strains
White Maeng Da Kratom
€75.00Kalimantan, Indonesia
Large-leaf selection from mature Kalimantan trees, the grade our growers hold back from the general harvest. White vein: young leaf, short dry, the brightest and sharpest profile of the four. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
White Bali Kratom
€75.00Bali, Indonesia
Dense, broad leaf from the Balinese lowlands, the most recognisable profile we carry and the one most people start with. White vein: young leaf, short dry, the brightest and sharpest profile of the four. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
White Borneo Kratom
€75.00West Borneo, Indonesia
Riverbank-grown leaf from West Borneo, cut young and dried quickly for a clean, uncomplicated profile. White vein: young leaf, short dry, the brightest and sharpest profile of the four. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
White Sumatra Kratom
€75.00North Sumatra, Indonesia
Long-leaf North Sumatran stock with an extended drying stage that rounds the profile out. White vein: young leaf, short dry, the brightest and sharpest profile of the four. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
White Mix Kratom
€75.00Blended in the Netherlands
Equal parts White Maeng Da, Bali, Borneo and Sumatra, blended after milling. The brightest blend we make. Milled to 80 mesh in the Netherlands and packed within 48 hours of the batch passing lab.
What makes Limitless different
Limitless is not a different plant and not a different bag. Every kilo we sell ships in the same transparent pouch. Limitless is the part of the harvest that passes a higher bar, which is why it costs 20% more per kilo.
The largest, cleanest leaf is separated before milling instead of going into the general batch.
Every Limitless batch is lab-verified at a higher alkaloid percentage than the standard line of the same strain. Ask for the certificate and we email it with your batch number.
Milled finer than our standard 80 mesh, so it mixes without clumping.
Sealed under nitrogen rather than air, which slows oxidation over the months a kilo actually lasts.
The kilo ladder
Every strain follows the same ladder. Mix strains freely; the ladder applies per strain.
White vein is cut earlier in the cycle, while the stem and vein are still pale. It is the harvest that shows milling quality most plainly, so it is the one we sieve hardest: a fine, even powder with no stem fragments left in it.
The leaf is Indonesian, bought from the same growers batch after batch. Testing happens before packing, not after selling: alkaloid content, heavy metals and microbes on every lot. It ships as a transparent, heat-sealed kilo bag in an unmarked box.
Questions we get
- How much is a kilo of White Sumatra Kratom?
- €75.00 per kilo at 1 kg. The price per kilo drops with quantity, to €52.50 per kilo from 10 kg.
- Where does our White Sumatra Kratom come from?
- North Sumatra, Indonesia. The leaf is milled in the Netherlands, tested per batch and packed in a sealed 1 kg bag.
- Is white vein more expensive than green?
- No, it is a little cheaper. Every white strain costs the same per kilo, slightly below green, and the same kilo ladder applies.
- How fine is the mill?
- Sieved to a fine, even powder. White vein is the batch where uneven milling shows first, so it sets the standard for the rest.
- How long does a kilo last?
- That depends entirely on the buyer, so we do not guess. What we can say is the price: a kilo works out far below a 50 g retail bag per gram.