Red vein · Indonesia
Red Bentuangie Kratom,documented.
Red Bentuangie is a red vein kratom powder made in the traditional Bentuangie style of West Kalimantan, in which red leaf is given a brief moisture cure before drying, deepening its color and its finished character.
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- Vein
- Red vein
- Grown in
- Indonesia
- Mitragynine on file
- No lot on file yet
- Forms
- Powder
- Testing
- Every batch, ISO 17025 lab, public COA
Mitragyna speciosaFigures from its certificates
Origin and processing
Where does Red Bentuangie come from?
Grown in Indonesia. The Bentuangie process is a village tradition: fresh red leaf rests briefly bagged before the dry, a cousin of the process behind our Gold Bali. The result is a darker powder with its own aroma signature.
The region in the name: Kalimantan
West Kalimantan
Vein color, at a glance
The vein names describe how mature the leaf was at picking and how it was processed. Red Bentuangie is red vein.
White vein
- Leaf
- Young leaf, early in the growth cycle
- Dry
- Short indoor dry, minimal light
- Mitragynine on file
- 1.28% to 1.49%
Green vein
- Leaf
- Mid-maturity leaf
- Dry
- Part indoors, part outdoors
- Mitragynine on file
- 1.218% to 1.52%
This strain
Red vein
- Leaf
- Fully mature leaf, deep red central vein
- Dry
- Longest dry, often sun-finished
- Mitragynine on file
- 0.7014% to 1.08%
Gold vein
- Leaf
- Fully mature red leaf
- Dry
- A brief ferment, then the dry
- Mitragynine on file
- No lot on file
A slow-processed red: dark brown powder, rounded aroma, distinct from the straight-dried reds.
Lab results
What do the lab numbers look like?
Every batch of Red Bentuangie Kratom is tested by an independent ISO 17025 accredited laboratory before it is packaged: alkaloid profile (mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine), heavy metals and microbials, plus a pesticide screen on capsule lots. Across the 3 red vein lots on file, mitragynine measured 0.7014% to 1.08%. Red vein lots test lower in mitragynine than our white and green lots. That is the leaf, not a defect. The exact number for any pouch is on its batch COA.
Mitragynine by lot, against each vein’s lots on file
No longer carried
No longer in the lineup.
We no longer carry Red Bentuangie Kratom. This guide stays up as a reference, and its lab results stay in the COA archive. The closest strain we carry is Red Bali Kratom.
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Red Bentuangie questions
Common questions, answered straight.
The short answers. Lab figures come straight from each lot’s certificate.
Strain names describe where the leaf grew and how it was picked and dried. Lab figures describe tested lots, not every pouch. This page is botanical and lab-testing information, not medical advice.
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What is Red Bentuangie Kratom?
Red Bentuangie is a red vein kratom powder made in the traditional Bentuangie style of West Kalimantan, in which red leaf is given a brief moisture cure before drying, deepening its color and its finished character.
Where does Red Bentuangie Kratom come from?
Red Bentuangie Kratom is Indonesian kratom. Strain names are trade names, so the name describes a style rather than a farm: Fully mature leaves, harvested when the central vein turns deep red. The lab report for each batch, searchable by the number on the pouch, shows what is in it.
How much mitragynine is in Red Bentuangie Kratom?
Across the 3 red vein lots on file, mitragynine measured 0.7014% to 1.08%. Red vein lots test lower in mitragynine than our white and green lots. That is the leaf, not a defect. The exact number for any pouch is on its batch COA.
Do you still sell Red Bentuangie Kratom?
No. Red Bentuangie Kratom is no longer in our lineup. This guide stays up as a reference, and its lab results stay in the COA archive. The closest strain we carry is Red Bali Kratom.
How do I verify the batch in my pouch?
Every pouch of Red Bentuangie Kratom carries a printed batch number. Enter it in our public COA archive at hudsonvalleybotanicals.com/coas/ to see that exact lot's independent ISO 17025 lab report: alkaloids, heavy metals and microbials, plus pesticides on capsule lots.
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