Nine botanicals, each chosen for its character and its place in traditional herbalism. Here is what makes this blend different.
Lemon Balm
Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) is a member of the mint family and has been used in European herbalism since at least the Middle Ages. The 11th century Persian physician Avicenna wrote that it "makes the heart merry." Herbalists have traditionally valued it for its gentle, citrusy, calming aroma. In this blend it provides a bright, fresh foundation.
Calming herb
Blue Lotus
Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) has a history stretching back thousands of years to ancient Egypt, where it was depicted in tomb paintings and associated with spiritual practice and relaxation. It remains one of the most sought after botanicals in traditional herbal smoke blends, valued for its gentle, dreamy quality and subtle floral character.
Sacred botanical
Skullcap
Skullcap (Scutellaria lateriflora) has a long history in Native American herbalism, where it was traditionally used as a calming, grounding herb. European herbalists later adopted it and it became a staple of Western herbal practice. It adds a quiet depth to this blend that complements the more aromatic herbs around it.
Grounding herb
Calea Zacatechichi
Known as the "dream herb" or "leaf of God" in Mexican tradition, calea zacatechichi has been used by the Chontal Maya people for centuries. Traditional use involved smoking or brewing the leaves before sleep as part of a dreaming ritual. It is one of the most distinctive herbs in the blend, adding an earthy, slightly bitter complexity.
Dream herb
Sage
Sage (Salvia officinalis) takes its name from the Latin "salvare" meaning to save or heal. It has been used across cultures for cleansing and grounding, from European monasteries to Native American smudging traditions. In this blend, sage brings a warm, herbaceous grounding note that anchors the lighter florals.
Cleansing herb
Marshmallow
Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) has been used since ancient Greek and Egyptian herbalism, its name deriving from the Greek "altho" meaning to cure. Herbalists have long valued its smooth, soothing quality. In smoke blends, marshmallow leaf creates a gentler, cooler smoke, making it an ideal companion to the bolder herbs in the mix.
Smoothing herb
Damiana
A warming, aromatic herb from the Mexican and Central American herbal tradition. Damiana (Turnera diffusa) has been used for generations and brings depth, body and a slightly sweet quality to the blend. It is one of the most widely used herbs in traditional smoke blends across Latin America.
Warming herb
Roses
Rose petals have been used across cultures for thousands of years for their delicate, floral aroma and gentle sweetness. In this blend they soften the bolder botanicals, adding a layer of elegance and rounding out the overall character of the smoke.
Aromatic herb
Raspberry Leaves
Raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus) has been used in traditional European herbalism for centuries, particularly valued in women's herbal practice. It is rich in natural minerals and adds a mild, slightly earthy quality to the blend. It works as a gentle background herb, supporting the more expressive botanicals around it.
Supporting herb
The information above describes the traditional and historical uses of these herbs. It is not medical advice and does not make any claims about the effects of this product. Peachy Herbal Blends are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. For adults 18+ only.
