Valerian Root in herbal cigarette?

Valerian Root in herbal cigarette?
I am aware that Valerian Root’s active chemicals are too volatile to be smoked, but I’m wondering if adding a little near the filter/coil tip of a cigarette blended with other smokeable herbs (skullcap, dmania, kava kava, indan warrior, etc) would in effect “vaporize” the valerian’s psychoactive compounds as the hot air and smoke passed through it, at least until the ember got too close.

Would this be feasible or a total waste of time and Valerian?

Also, anything along the lines of ‘omg smoking is bad for you!11!” is going to be ignored. I am quite aware of the carcinogens inherent in ALL smoke, and the risks associated with this are mine to accept. Also, I’m already a marijuana law reform advocate so “just smoke pot lol” will also be ignored. I already do.

Answer by Exec Pot Head
It is feasible. Does not mean it will work.

Nothing mentioned is supposed to be smoked. You don’t care about it being bad for you or the risks. Can’t hurt anymore than smoking these other herbs that shouldn’t be smoked.
Just because you call it an herbal cigarette does not mean anything in yours is similar to those manufactured. Smoke up Macaroon!

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Banisteriopsis Caapi – Caapi Vine

Caapi Vine

Banisteriopsis Caapi Vine is the main ingredient in Ayahuasca (Yage, Yaje), a sacred medicine used for millennia in order to enter the sacred supernatural world, to heal, divine, and worship. To prepare Ayahuasca, sections of Banisteriopsis Caapi vine were boiled with leaves from a number of potential admixture plants such as Psychotria viridis (Chacruna) or Diplopterys cabrerana (Chagropanga, Chaliponga) to make the Ayahuasca.

The use of Ayahuasca and other plant teachers for visionary experiences as well as for healing purposes appears to be ancient. According to tradition, Banisteriopsis Caapi Vine contains a sentient intelligence – with vast knowledge – which reveals guidance; the proper steps to follow in case of emotional or psychological problems, and even remedies that may be used for healing.

Keep in mind that due to the fact that shredded caapi, being a natural product, deteriorates rapidly due to oxidation and exposure to air, light, and humidity. Because of this we shred our caapi on a daily basis from fresh whole vine.