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Dealt with Denette 3 times and am already comfortable saying this is another stellar human being doing God's work circulating such fantastic products.

This is based off his batches from and throughout his april menu (go peak at the vendor section and find his GREEN FIRE post viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5178)

First of all : the customer service
Amazingly, Denette didn't just get back to me and field my questions, he did so LIKE LIGHTNING and was mondo helpful to boot! Vendors who are capable of getting a bit personal and really "talking to" me, instead of just the bare minimum communication, get a gold star in my book. I've become spoiled with the likes of Fused Flora and TFH, amongst others, being top notch human beings with top notch products and Denette is clearly in that same vein.

Strains : variety is the spice of life!
Denette's strains are quite tantalizing, with some that I don't see as commonly circulated. I am a sucker for trying something new, and it bites me in the ass ALOT. Not in this case... Denette truly DOES have unique offerings. I naturally dove right into that with which I wasn't yet acquainted and sure enough, got the "this is new to my meat suit" mojo running. Beyond the initial trials, I've zeroed in on my favorites so far....

Picked up
Red Milk
Red Bali Strong
Green Fire
Grandpa White
Red Sulawesi
Green Sumatra

Worth noting orders came with very generous samples.

Now the quality... let me just say first, that immediately I placed another order because I am totally comfortable committing some of these bags to the doomsday stash. Impressions from my first 6 listed there leave me confident I'm not gonna be getting any duds.

The winners that stayed on my shelf for constant rotation throughout the last month??

Green Fire : Hands down one of the best greens I've ever had. This isn't so much unique as it is PERFECT. It comes equipped with all the qualities one would expect but they are all exceptional. This strain in particular ranks amidst the high caliber favorites I've picked up from Smileys, FF, Liza's, Mitra Man's and yes, TFH also. To be a bit more detailed though, its the very deliberate energy of it I love. I can just as easily destroy a intense cardio workout as I could take a nap which in and of itself IS unique to be honest- I'm not forced into an active or non-active state with the Green Fire but rather I can cast the magic however I deem fit which is really awesome to be so versatile

Only downside- tried mixing and it simply trumps whatever I mix it with. Not good for blending. Even at a 1 to 4 ratio/ Green Fire to anything else (tried multiple reds) the Green Fire takes center stage.

Red Milk : If I had to guess by the color I'd say it is along the lines of a Chocolate Bent. What makes it worth my time to write about it? Well, unlike the conventional perfection of Green Fire, Red Milk gives me a very clear sense of well-being and peculiar sense of satisfaction that I don't notice too often. Like the feeling of having the comfort of consuming a great meal, without a hint of hunger left in me, the RM here dispells my mind of desire. I don't need more kratom, I don't need more anything. I am totally focused and satisfied with primo pain relief and it doesn't knock me out at all.

This one also, conversely, is fantastic for blending. It lends that satisfaction to whatever I use it with, enhances the mood boost in spades and takes the edge off of too much energy brilliantly.

Final note on the Red Milk's "satisfaction factor". I don't obsess over the clock and rush when I take this. It took me a few burns to recognize but I'm not caught up in the race of each day to save time/make time. Clock-awareness is a huge annoyance of every day life for me- my best days are those when I don't feel governed by a sense to rush or run like an idiot. Kratom doesn't always alleviate this. For some reason the Red Milk does the trick, confirmed with multiple trials. This makes it a great "creative" strain as I've discussed in other threads.

So what can I say? From the service to the product, there is zero reason that anyone should miss out on what Denette has to offer.

Honorable mention I need more time with:
Grampa White

I love whites and greens that don't make me over the top. White's in particular often give me an anti-depressant quality I love but can't depart that from the over-abundance of pep in my step. The Grampa White is a beautiful offering for this purpose!!

I am certain I will be writing up more impressions as I really have my time the other strains as clearly there is something special here.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED: From what I understand/ have read anecdotally here, it is D615's greens that are the all-stars and after the Fire I simply cannot wait to have a round with his g blood, pure green and green dragon

I got a sample of Red Sulawesi. Looks like Chocolate Bent which I like. Which one do you think is more sedating...The red sulawesi or red milk?

I have a order of Green Fire and Red Sulswesi should be here tomorrow or will let you know how it is, I have his Red Bali Strong it's very good it's also the reddest kratom I have ever seen I know it's fermented but damn lol.

Mahoganyrush wrote:I have a order of Green Fire and Red Sulswesi should be here tomorrow or will let you know how it is, I have his Red Bali Strong it's very good it's also the reddest kratom I have ever seen I know it's fermented but damn lol.

I have green fire. Its up there with TFH. Has a great taste too. Sounds like D615 has some of the best reds in town.

I got Red Milk in a sampler I bought from someone on here and I liked it too. It did remind me of a bent

CrazyRedFox wrote:I got a sample of Red Sulawesi. Looks like Chocolate Bent which I like. Which one do you think is more sedating...The red sulawesi or red milk?

Honestly neither put me out. Although I've only had 1 trial with the Sula which is why I didn't speak on it more, the Milk did a bit better of a job getting me to bed.

The knock-me-out red of the bunch was heavy red bali - but I've also got a few bags opened in "knock out" category as I love strains like that so I need more time to assess that one as well.

I could qualify either as a daytime red but I feel like the real magic of the Milk is in blending her. Lately, red milk coupled with green sumatra is like a match made in heaven for an afternoon burn because over-stimulation will have me at the gym by evening instead of continuing to work! But what I'm getting at here, something that blends well IMO is a strain that predictably lends particular characteristics to the experience rather than overpower/dominate the experience. The milk contributes meaningful red/bent qualities, that analgesic-peace-of-mind-and-body, without robbing me of the lift from the sumatra (which in and of itself is like a fast red in my book)

CrazyRedFox wrote:

Mahoganyrush wrote:I have a order of Green Fire and Red Sulswesi should be here tomorrow or will let you know how it is, I have his Red Bali Strong it's very good it's also the reddest kratom I have ever seen I know it's fermented but damn lol.

I have green fire. Its up there with TFH. Has a great taste too. Sounds like D615 has some of the best reds in town.

The thing about TFH, is they have strains that are not just good leaf but have profound notes and qualities that make them wholly different from atypical kratom experiences. Kratom can only get so good before its "all the same" to me, so what trips my trigger is when something has me going "wow, well THIS is sort of new!"..... and I think that eventually we all find spots in our "careers" where we feel like there isn't much else to expect and the novelty is gone. TFH offers something to remind us at those spots in our journey there still are plenty of exciting kratomic frontiers.

That said, the Green Fire also achieves just that- offers me something entirely new and distinctly itself. If I did a blindfolded/unmarked burn, I am positive I could tell you which were TFH offerings from my shelf and just as easily which is the Fire here! THESE are the strains that enrich my life (the ones I could name without knowing what I swallowed but just by how I feel)

SOOOO that's alot of words to say I totally agree with ya friend, but yea! To expand though briefly, I haven't found the other Denette offerings to be lesser-than the Fire. I'm relatively certain the pricing thing is throwing off perceptions of it being "better" when I think it's probably more a case of "more scarce or rare" and, being so novel, must be in high demand.

I'm sold on trying more greens though, so when I eventually get to pure green, green blood and grampa green it will interesting to compare and contrast. Naturally will do my civic duty as a kratomite and report in on the matter

Thanks everyone! Stay tuned for an updated menu this weekend

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I sure am glad you're liking the green fire. I still haven't itried itz butt but it sounds amazing. I have so many kilos to go througym...,

He has been fantastic to deal to deal with so far, all the strains I have received so far have been very good both the red and the greens not sure if anyone else has noticed the grind is like pure flower, not grainy at all and no stem or veins. I have never had TFH because they are closed but the leaf I'm getting from Denette is very impressive. Green Fire and Red Sulswesi arriving today.

Thanks for the post and everyone's replies. This is really helpful to a newbie like myself.