Yes, I know what everyone is thinking. Other than the illegal varieties (or formerly illegal varieties dependant on your location), are there any leaves other than tobaccos that are smoked, either alone or as an addition to tobacco. I was in my yard looking at my fig tree and have used the leaves before as a tea and it got me wondering. Any flowers, barks or other things in nature. (I’m thinking non hallucinogenic and its use should pass any work related testing) Poplar/Maple blend anyone?
Any other smokable leaves?
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I know C&D use deertongue in their Crooner blend.
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I smoked tea once. Not in the beatnik sense; actual tea. It wasn't horrible, but it wasn't good either.
People in India seem to really like their Clove cigarettes.
Theatre cigarettes, think Mad Men, are either clove or tea leaves, no tobacco.
Interestingly, I understand that smoking cloves is worse for your health than smoking tobacco, in the sense that you inhale the smoke from cigarettes.
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There are herbal blends that people smoke in pipes that don't contain tobacco or cannabis. I do think most people who are consuming legal herbs in a kinda smoking way are vaping. And, hey, we have a forum for that too.
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So... I went ahead and googled “smoking fig leaves” and lo and behold, there’s a YouTube video of a guy smoking a fig leaf in a pipe. Apparently it smells and taste like Mackerel. I was dying. 
Didn’t college profs and kids in the 60s smoke banana peels or something?
We smoked corn silk as kids.
There's always Morley cigarettes, a fictitious brand used in dozens if not hundreds of TV shows and movies. Hitchcock's "Psycho" (1960) had them. Once you see them you can't not see them.
The most famous user might be the Cigarette Smoking Man in The X-Files. The actor (William B. Davis) did not smoke in real life, so they used some kind of herbal cigarette.
Wikpedia sez: "The Morley packaging is sold to production companies by The Earl Hays Press, a century-old Hollywood prop packaging service."
It does not say if the cigarettes are too, and they're probably just filled with whatever the show's props department provides.
Hey, there's William Shatner, in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"!
The most famous user might be the Cigarette Smoking Man in The X-Files. The actor (William B. Davis) did not smoke in real life, so they used some kind of herbal cigarette.
Wikpedia sez: "The Morley packaging is sold to production companies by The Earl Hays Press, a century-old Hollywood prop packaging service."
It does not say if the cigarettes are too, and they're probably just filled with whatever the show's props department provides.
Hey, there's William Shatner, in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"!
Cocoa leaves?
Morley...cool fact!!
Morley...cool fact!!
Mountain Rose Herbs: Herbal Smoking Blend Here’s a list
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Dokha is an Iranian tobacco that is blended with herbs, bark and other leaves. For a hot minute I was seriously interested in trying some, but that moment has long passed.
Are you a Star Trek fan? That remark reminds of the movie in which Data was tempted by the Borg Queen for 0.68 seconds to join the Borg Collective to experience being a human.
Kentucky Bird ( Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) - Kentucky Bird - Tobacco Reviews ) has an adition of rose petals in it I believe.
( https://www.green-mix.com ) here too there are rose petals in the smoking blend, i find it improves the taste!
Not that I recall but did hear about it. No one took it seriously that I knew of nut there were other things of course.
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