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It had occurred to me that kratom may be better in some months rather than others. Do you guys think there is a certain time of year that it is best to order in and stock up?

Spencemastaflex wrote:It had occurred to me that kratom may be better in some months rather than others. Do you guys think there is a certain time of year that it is best to order in and stock up?

It has always been said that the Indo dry season is best time of year which is about may/June to Sept/Oct give or take.... Although the last couple years leaf had remained rather consistent year round IMHO!!!

Indo dry is indoor dry?

Spencemastaflex wrote:Indo dry is indoor dry?

No Indo dry is Indonesian dry season as opposed to their current rainy season that they are having now technically. It is all based off of the growing/farming conditions in other words....

The stuff I have left over from dry season doesn't feel noticably better than current stuff. It could be slightly better but I don't notice it much

Spencemastaflex wrote:It had occurred to me that kratom may be better in some months rather than others. Do you guys think there is a certain time of year that it is best to order in and stock up?

The Monsoon season is november to march, they have to be stockpiling previous seqasons harvestl like in most tropical aggriculture. During Monsoon there they do nothing. it pours for months. Everybody shacks up and agg is non existent. They stockpile food annually tooalleviate this.The problem with that much rain is that it prevents oxygen from getting to the roots which it needs to grow. When weather gets too saturated, harvests suffer. without o2 plants will not only not grow but the danger of root rot exists, which will completely kill the plant.

So how do these trees flourish in the wild in monsoon without O2?

Nature has a symbiotic solution with the earth where the bacteria and fungus in the dirt break down organic matter and produce oxygen and other nutrients necessary for survival. converting organic matter to nutrients absorbable by the plant is an amazing feat (plants are amazing). In any other situation, completely saturated soild will not produce very little agg.

2019 was a good year for quality leaf. I started buying in August, and haven’t stopped yet!!

acejestyr15 wrote:

Spencemastaflex wrote:Indo dry is indoor dry?

No Indo dry is Indonesian dry season as opposed to their current rainy season that they are having now technically. It is all based off of the growing/farming conditions in other words....

Ok so it varies depending on where u buy from? Those months are the dry season only for Indo strains? Like super green Indo and stuff?

Spencemastaflex wrote:

acejestyr15 wrote:

Spencemastaflex wrote:Indo dry is indoor dry?

No Indo dry is Indonesian dry season as opposed to their current rainy season that they are having now technically. It is all based off of the growing/farming conditions in other words....

Ok so it varies depending on where u buy from? Those months are the dry season only for Indo strains? Like super green Indo and stuff?

No I am saying all Kratom.... Kratom is entirely grown in Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua, and other Southeast Asia countries.. therefore, the dry season and rainy season applies across the board.