All about Sage (Salvia divinorum): properties, use and culture

How to smoke sage?

It can also be smoked by soaking the leaves in a bowl of water for about 32 hours and then drying them in the sun (they should have the consistency of tobacco). You can smoke pure or cut tobacco.

When should you smoke sage?

Whenever you feel the need. But also before a yoga or meditation session to prepare the space and energize you mentally. Sage can also be smoked on the day you take out the garbage.

What are the properties of sage?

Medicinal properties of sage Astringent and antiseptic: in gargles, sage relieves sore throat and cough in smokers. It is also used for gingivitis (sage has anti-inflammatory properties), pharyngitis, tonsillitis or aftershocks. Febrifuge: helps to lower fever.

Where can I find sage leaves?

Amazon.co.uk: sage leaf.

Where can I buy smoking sage?

CUHAWUDBA White Sage California Sage Purification Smoky Pure Leaf Smoke-70G : Amazon.com : Kitchen & Home.

How to smoke bay leaves?

How to use bay leaves?

• Make sure the bay leaves are dry.
• Take a metal container, such as a small saucepan.
• Light the bay leaf with a lighter.
• Place the leaf in the pot so that it burns.
• Leave it on for 10 minutes.

Can we smoke sage?

Clears the bronchial tubes: Sage is traditionally used to treat asthma in the form of dried leaf preparations for smoking.

How to dose salvia?

Dried leaves have a milder, less bitter taste. Ideally, every quid user should have a gram scale, but if they don't, they can only count 8-20 large whole (dried) leaves or 3-8 grams of dried leaves.

How to grow Salvia divinorum?

Salvia should be kept in a bright, warm place away from direct sunlight. Salvia Divinorum can grow quite tall (up to 2.4 m in ideal conditions). It is possible to prune the tops to force the plant to grow horizontally like a shrub.

How to plant red sage?

Sowing and planting dates for red sage Sow in March under a heated blanket at 20-24°C. Once the plants have germinated and grown a little, they are potted and stored until planting out in May, spaced 30 cm apart.

Sage is known for its psychotropic effects, but it also has little-known medicinal virtues. Indeed, this plant is rich in antioxidants, giving it anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. It can therefore be used to relieve certain aches and pains, such as sore throats and arthritis. What's more, its leaves are rich in vitamins A and C, as well as iron and calcium, making it an interesting health ally to include in your diet.