Herbs & Incense for Vaporizers | Vaporisers

For centuries, organic herbs have been synonymous with natural plant power and traditional herbalism. It is not without reason that the saying goes: ‘There is a herb to cure every ailment.’ The use of plants to promote well-being and health has a very long history and goes back a long way. Even in ancient times, people were familiar with numerous herbs and their calming, strengthening or soothing properties. People learned early on which plants could be used effectively in which situations and how their ingredients could be used to best effect.

A well-known example of this is Ötzi, the Iceman, who lived around 5300 years ago. Examinations found residues of various plants in his stomach, including an antiseptic moss now known as Sphagnum imbricatum. His small leather bag was also filled with medicinal herbs. Such findings show how deeply rooted knowledge of herbs and their uses was in early cultures and how naturally plants were used as companions in everyday life.

Many classic herbs are still well known today and widely found in nature. These include chamomile, peppermint, St. John's wort and sage. These plants are traditionally valued and easy to find in many regions. There are an estimated 300,000 to 400,000 species of flowering plants worldwide, including many medicinal plants. They have been used for centuries to support the body and mind and improve general well-being. Herbs are not only associated with physical aspects, but also with a conscious lifestyle that can bring calm, balance and natural rituals into everyday life.

However, with the rise of modern medicine and the increasing prevalence of chemically produced drugs, this traditional knowledge has been increasingly forgotten in many areas. The new medicine was convenient, readily available and often easier to use. At the same time, interest in natural alternatives waned, even though many plants had been an integral part of everyday culture for a long time. As a result, much of traditional herbalism declined in widespread use, even though it had been passed down through generations.

Today, herbs are once again becoming more popular, not least thanks to modern herbal vaporisers. Vaporisation allows many herbs to be used particularly gently, as there is no combustion and the plant ingredients can be released in a targeted manner at a suitable temperature. Many users appreciate the clear aroma, controlled application and the possibility of combining different herbs individually. Depending on the type of herb, the taste, intensity and properties can vary significantly, which is why the correct vaporisation temperature plays an important role. Those who are knowledgeable about herbs can use them much more precisely and better control the experience.

This category includes certified organic herbs that are certified according to the DE ÖKO 001 standard and EC Regulation 834 2007 EC. This ensures controlled quality and provides a reliable basis for conscious herb use. Quality plays a central role, especially with herbs used in vaporisers, because the aroma and overall experience depend heavily on purity, drying and processing. Organic quality here means, above all, traceable origin and a product that is designed for clean and responsible production.

Temperature is crucial because different plants contain different ingredients that dissolve at different temperatures. Some herbs only require low temperatures, such as verbena, which needs around 125 °C to 150 °C. Other herbs only release their ingredients at higher temperatures, such as thyme, which needs around 175 °C to 200 °C. This allows you to influence the result in a targeted manner, from mild, aromatic vapour to stronger, more intense notes. Beginners in particular benefit from clearly indicated temperature ranges, as this makes it much easier to get started in the world of herbs in a controlled manner. Even experienced users can experiment in a targeted manner to better bring out certain herbal profiles and fine-tune the aroma. This gives you more control over the intensity and character of the vapour.

Organic herbs combined with a high-quality herbal vaporiser enable a modern form of plant application that sensibly combines tradition and technology. This is not a fad, but a quiet return to plant knowledge that has grown over many generations.
 
If you value taste, quality and conscious vaporising, you will find a careful selection of herbs here that are ideal for use in vaporisers:
Here you can find the vaporization temperatures of your respective herbs.