Lavender, Hops, Valerian - All Vaporizer Herbs

Herbs often contain essential oils. By vaping you can enjoy the effects in a different way.

Why Herbs in a Vaporizer?

The reasons can be various. Perhaps you’re looking for a means of avoiding the taste as far as possible because the herb is too bitter. Calea zacatechichi (Dream Herb) is a good example of this. Or maybe you want the effect to arrive ultra-fast. That’s why Salvia divinorum is vaped. But note that the active substance in Salvia requires a high vaping temperature which not every vaporizer is capable of.

Most herbs have an effect which has been known about for a long time. Thus, lavender is a known sedative and rosemary calms the body. These herbs were used for centuries by both primitive societies and monks for restoring balance to health. That’s called herbal medicine.

A big advantage is that you need less of the herb for the same effect. Vaporizing is enormously efficient.

Vaping herbs - How do you do that?

Put the (dry) herbs in the herb chamber of your vaporizer. Use the tool supplied with the vaporizer to compress the herbs. Set the vaping temperature according to the table below. Once the vaporizer has warmed up, take a slow but long drag.

Something other than weed

Did you know that as well as weed you can put all kinds of herbs in your vaporizer? As long as your vaporizer is suitable for vaping dry herbs, you can vape all herbs in this category. The effects of all these herbs are diverse. From comforting valerian to the stimulating properties of mint. Check out the product description for more information about the specific effect of the herbs when vaped.

Ideal Vaping Temperature for Herbs

Blue Lotus	narcotic, euphoria (lightly hallucinogenic at high dosage)	125°C
Red Lotus	narcotic, euphoria, stimulates dreaming, comforting	125°C
Sage	focus, alertness and memory (nootropic), elevated mood	125°C
Wild Lettuce	comforting, sleep-inducing, for the health	125°C
Rosemary	for the health, calms the body	125°C
Lavender	sleep-inducing, for the health, comforting	130°C
Eucalyptus	for the health, comforting, fine taste	130°C
Mint	well-suited to beginners, for the health, wonderful taste	130°C
Lemon Balm	stimulates memory (nootropic), calms stomach, elevated mood	142°C
St. John’s Wort	elevated mood,	150°C
Mugwort	stimulates dreaming, sleep-inducing	150°C
Syrian Rue	powerful MAO inhibitor, hallucinogenic	150°C
Thyme	for the health	150°C
Passion Flower	comforting and sleep-inducing and physically calming	154°C
Ephedra	stimulating, enhances focus and alertness but also heart palpitations	175°C
Guarana	stimulating	175°C
Marihuanilla	relaxing and lightly narcotic	175°C
Green Tea	relaxing, lightly stimulating	190°C
Damiana	aphrodisiac	190°C
Chamomile	comforting	190°C
Maca	lightly aphrodisiac, elevated mood, alertness and memory (nootropic)	190°C
Morning Glory	hallucinogenic	195°C
Muira Puama	aphrodisiac	195°C
Dream Herb (Calea Zacatechici)	stimulates dreaming	195°C
Mulungu	comforting, sleep-inducing	195°C
Valerian	comforting	195°C
Salvia divinorum	hallucinogenic	220°C

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