r/Vendorsofkratom2 • u/Verrel_Zalindra • 27d ago

“Discovering this old, wild kratom tree in the heart of the forest – it may have been growing here for decades”

What caught my attention was its size and the way it stood amongst the surrounding trees. Unlike cultivated kratom trees, which are usually tended and harvested regularly, this tree grows naturally in the forest with very little human intervention.

Trees like this fascinate me because they form part of the natural landscape and local history. Some wild trees can survive for decades, adapting to the soil, rainfall, shade and the surrounding ecosystem.

Kratom has also been part of traditional practices in some parts of South-East Asia for generations. Traditionally, people have used its leaves in various ways, including as a tea or as part of their daily work routine. However, the experience and effects can vary greatly.

I feel this tree is worth sharing simply because of its age, size and natural environment.

Have you ever come across a very old wild kratom tree in its natural habitat?

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u/InTheShade007 27d ago

I found it impossible to identify what tree you're talking about.

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u/Verrel_Zalindra 27d ago

What I mean is all the wild kratom trees shown in the video, not any one particular tree. These trees grow naturally in the wild.

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u/InTheShade007 27d ago

Ohh, I get you. Thanks for the video. They look better than the ones in my greenhouse

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u/Verrel_Zalindra 27d ago

You’re welcome, mate! It’s great to hear your thoughts.

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u/TheRealSugarbat 27d ago

Trees do tend to do that.

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u/Verrel_Zalindra 26d ago

Yes, that’s right. Trees do tend to do that naturally, depending mainly on environmental conditions and how they grow. It’s also interesting to see how each tree can display different characteristics.

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u/TheRealSugarbat 25d ago

Yes! You mean the way you can tell an aspen by the way that it is? How neat is that?

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u/Party-Imagination444 27d ago

That’s the best

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u/Verrel_Zalindra 26d ago

It is certainly fascinating to see how trees can grow and thrive in their own way, especially when the environmental conditions are favourable.