Milled Herb Blends

Whole dried herbs milled to a fine, even cut and blended to a ready-to-use balance: a light, fluffy base such as Mullein or Marshmallow Leaf, a flavour layer such as Damiana or Raspberry Leaf, and an accent of petals. Use it as the base of a hand-rolled blend, or on its own; many of the blends can also be steeped. Every blend lists its herbs, each with a profile.

Yes, every one. There is no tobacco and no nicotine in anything in this range; the blends are herbs only.

Mullein, Marshmallow Leaf, Damiana, Raspberry Leaf, Passionflower, Mugwort and Lobelia are the herbs with the longest history of use in place of tobacco, and they are the bones of most blends here. No Nic and No Pot are the two made for exactly that purpose. We describe how these herbs are used; we do not suggest it.

Single herbs with a history of ceremonial or dream use: Blue Lily, Mugwort, Calea, Wild Lettuce, Passionflower and their companions, sold milled or whole. Each has a profile with its cultural history and precautions.

Start with the Try Me sample packs or the sample bundle, which hold a small amount of several blends. Then read the three layers on each blend's page: the base sets the texture, the flavour layer sets the taste, the accent sets the colour. If in doubt, ask us on live chat.

Nobody under 18, and nobody who is pregnant or breastfeeding. Several herbs here carry their own precautions, Lobelia and Wild Lettuce among them, and each product lists them.

Worldwide, with a few exceptions. If you are unsure about your country or state, reach out to us on live chat before you order and we will tell you.

Yes. Herbs like Blue Lily, Lion’s Tail, Damiana, Kanna, Siberian Motherwort (aka Marijuanilla), Mugwort and California Poppy offer relaxing, mildly euphoric effects without THC. While they don’t produce a “high” like cannabis, they can help unwind the body and calm the mind. Try our ‘No Pot’ blend for a relaxing, lung supportive, ready to roll experience!

Yes. Damiana is a popular cannabis alternative known for its mild mood-lifting, aphrodisiac, and relaxing effects. It can be smoked alone or as part of a blend for a subtle euphoria.

Yes, herbs like Passionflower, Damiana, California Poppy, Mugwort, and Siberian Motherwort are traditionally smoked to ease nervous tension and anxiety. These herbs may offer a calming ritual and nervous system support.

The herbs with a long tradition for the chest after smoking are taken as teas: Mullein and Marshmallow Leaf as soft, soothing cups, Thyme and Elecampane as sharper aromatic ones, Peppermint for freshness, and Licorice Root in small amounts for short stretches.

Detox is a marketing word, not a herbal one. The lungs clear themselves over months once smoking stops, and no herb has been shown to speed that. Coltsfoot is not for internal use in Australia. A cough that lasts needs your GP.

No smoke is safe to inhale, herbal or otherwise, and we do not suggest smoking anything. What we can tell you is what the blends contain: traditionally smoked herbs such as Mullein, Raspberry Leaf and Damiana, with no tobacco, no nicotine and no additives. How you use them is your call, made with that in mind.

A good DIY herbal smoking blend might include:

• Mullein (base)
• Raspberry Leaf (body)
• Damiana, Mugwort or Blue Lily (effect)
• Peppermint, Lavender or Rose (flavour/aroma)

These can be blended for a smooth, calming, and aromatic smoking experience.

Mullein, Coltsfoot, Mugwort, Damiana, Blue Lily, Catnip, Lion's Tail, Marshmallow Leaf, Raspberry Leaf, California Poppy and Peppermint all have a long history of being smoked, on their own or as the soft base of a hand-rolled blend. Each has its own flavour and character, and none of them contains nicotine.

Inhaling smoke of any kind is harmful. We describe how these herbs have been used; we do not suggest it.

The herbs with a long tradition for the chest after smoking are taken as teas: Mullein and Marshmallow Leaf as soft, soothing cups, Thyme and Elecampane as sharper aromatic ones, Peppermint for freshness, and Licorice Root in small amounts for short stretches.

Detox is a marketing word, not a herbal one. The lungs clear themselves over months once smoking stops, and no herb has been shown to speed that. Coltsfoot is not for internal use in Australia. A cough that lasts needs your GP.

While no herb exactly replicates the effects of cannabis, Blue Lotus, Lion’s Tail, Mugwort, Siberian Motherwort (aka Marijuanilla), Kanna and Damiana may offer similar calming or euphoric effects. These are popular choices in herbal smoking blends intended to replace or reduce cannabis use. You might want to try our No Pot blend, if you are trying to quit Cannabis.

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) is a small shrub from Mexico and Central America, and the herb people reach for when their spirits are low and connection feels far away. Mexican tradition holds it as an uplifting nervine and an aphrodisiac, and herbalists class it as a gentle nerve tonic with a lift in it, suited to daytime and company as much as the evening.

Most people take it in the afternoon or evening, as a tea or a liquid extract, for a few weeks at a time. It pairs well with rose, citrus or mint in a mocktail. Keep to a moderate serve, and leave it aside in pregnancy.

Mullein is one of the best base herbs for smoking. It’s light, fluffy, and supports respiratory health. It helps soothe inflamed lungs, clear congestion, and smooth out a smoking blend.

Mullein is one of the best base herbs for smoking. It’s light, fluffy, and supports respiratory health. It helps soothe inflamed lungs, clear congestion, and smooth out a smoking blend.

Lobelia is the herb with the longest history here. Its alkaloid lobeline acts on the same receptors as nicotine, which is why it was studied as a quitting aid last century, though the trials did not bear that out. Passionflower is the other herb people reach for, as a tea through the day or in a hand-rolled blend. Mullein and Coltsfoot are the soft leaves most blends are built on.

None of these is a treatment for nicotine dependence. If you are quitting, your GP or Quitline on 13 7848 can help, and a herb can sit alongside that.

Our Blue Lily Resin is 100x strength, which is 5 times stronger than the Blue Lily 20x Extract! They can both be used in the same way - rolled into small balls and swallowed, dissolved in hot water or herbal tea, smoked in a pipe or rolled with other herbs.

Wild Lettuce is best known as a herb people reach for when sleep will not come. As an antispasmodic, anodyne and nervine, it is used in the evening for getting to sleep and for restlessness. It is also used for pain, so if that is what is keeping you up at night, it is one to look at.

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