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A 3-Step Guide to Making Floral Incense

· Florist

Have you ever received a flower bouquet and wondered what else can you do with them besides putting them on display before they completely dry?

Why not prolong their value and make incense out of them? From an online florist in Singapore, here’s a 3-step guide on how you can assemble your own incense bundles.

How to Make Incense with Flowers

Step 1: Collect the Ingredients. Besides flowers, you will also need other ingredients like herbs—sage, eucalyptus, bay leaves, etc.—for added fragrance and twine to tie the bundles together.

Step 2: Tie Them Together. Lay the ingredients in the same direction and tie them into bundles. Make sure to wrap the twine tightly around each.

Step 3: Let the Bundles Dry. Hang each bundle upside down and let them dry. The time it will take for them to dry will be based on the humidity in your place.

In most cases, it will take about 1-2 weeks for the bundle to dry. Make sure that the bundle dries completely before burning it otherwise, it will not burn.

What Flowers and Herbs Can You Use for Incense?

The selection is endless in terms of the flowers you can when making incense bundles but here are some of the few:

FLOWERS 

Rose

Carnation

Gardenia

Hyacinth

Jasmine

Lilac

HERBS

Sage

Lavender

Eucalyptus

Rosemary

Chamomile

Thyme

Incense Bundle Ideas

Discover some floral and herbal combinations you can use to create incense bundles with different benefits.

Relaxing = Lavender + Chamomile + Eucalyptus

Stimulating = Carnation + Mint + Sage

Romantic = Rose + Lavender + Rosemary

By making incense bundles, you not only get your creative juices flowing but also make sure that you’re making the most out of the express flower delivery you’ve received from a loved one.

Ready to make your incense bundles? Share us your version of incense bundle combinations!