Easy DIY Incense Cones Recipe👃💐

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Easy DIY Incense Cones Recipe:
Cinnamon Nutmeg Clove Incense Cones Recipe:
3 tsp. ground cinnamon
1.5 tsp. ground nutmeg
1.5 tsp. ground cloves
1 tsp. marshmallow root
1 tsp. honey
1 tbsp. water
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@Namovaryar1980 4 года назад

I love that you use a bit of honey to help bind it! I am going to give this a try. We have honey from our own bees.

@Permacrafters 4 года назад

Please do! And let us know. :)

@keithkogane1836 3 года назад

I've been making my own with cinnamon, sage and Cloves but could never keep them from crumbling at first. I never thought of adding honey to the mix! This was extremely helpful!!

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

yay! glad the tip was helpful :D

@Seerwealth 11 месяцев назад

Use MAKKO powder.

@harryfarmer3847 Год назад

I use to make them from cinnamon powder and water, and shaped them by hand. And I loved them. But I'm definitely going to try these.

@robinschwarz721 Год назад

Is there a substitute for the marshmallow root. If not where can I find it

@atlasvellichor Год назад

I found a bag of it on Amazon for like $6

@SparksArtandCosplay Год назад

You can make this recipe with any type of herb. As long as you have 7 tsp of fine powder.

@leatuka8138 9 месяцев назад

Xanthangum to bind

@brisinger5444 5 месяцев назад

The marshmallow root is just to accent the scent out here, if you want a similar scent use licorice root instead or you could omit it fully and use a bit more nutmeg instead

@bluebutterflywellness2273 4 месяца назад

I tried this with molasses and it didn't burn. 😒

@nafisahalattas332 3 года назад

Thank you, God bless you for the lesson

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

Glad you liked it :)

@MrTurtlefan2 Год назад

Hello, If I have incense powder already, would water and honey bind the powder?

@SWITCHXXXXBLADE 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial with us ❤ I was wondering, could one microwave or bake the cones to speed dry them?

@phanduah 2 месяца назад

So basically u can mix any powders I want together then add any essential oils, water and other liquids in small amount to create a dough? If don’t use a certain powder will it burn anyways is the question?

@wendydee3007 3 года назад

Thank you so much! I feel inspired now! Please can you, or anyone else, offer any suggestions for things to use as a natural binder?? I have no marshmallow root.

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

Hi Wendy! Other than marshmallow root, you could try guar gum, xanthan gum, make or honey. There may be other options too, but I'm not familiar with them.

@wendydee3007 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters well i have just made some! I used honey but had no other binder, so I did an experiment. I have some psyllium husk and I know it forms a sticky gel when you add water, so after preparing everything else, I mixed some husk with water and put it in the incense mix. It worked very well, but I have no idea how it will burn, so we will see! My first incense cones and sticks, very excited :o)

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

@@wendydee3007 how did it go, Wendy? Did it burn okay?

@wendydee3007 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters Although it smelled good it didn't burn. I am now in the process of adding some wood powder to the same mix (don't like to throw anything away hehe) and letting them dry. I get so impatient with the long drying time, so I'm letting a few dry in a low oven :o)

@cathyrobinson8301 Год назад

I bet they smell so good

@BFRamos-vz5no 4 года назад

Thank you so much for this fantastic DIY!

@Permacrafters 4 года назад

We're so glad you like it!!

@eliseisreading3589 3 года назад

Love this and really want to try it! Just wondering if I could grind up some other type of bark/branches instead of clove?

@keithkogane1836 3 года назад

I'm not OP but i figured I'd help you out You can use anything you'd like as long as it's fire safe (look up if whatever you're adding creates toxic smoke) other than that you can use practically anything!

@NeonCicada 2 года назад

Powdered birch bark is a good option if you're looking for a more even burn. For true woods you can go with pine or cedar (both excellent options). Depending on where you live -- fragrance trees like balsam fir or northern white pine yield some amazing smelling resins when burned as incense. ~ but yeah, there's a lot of stuff you can use! 😄

@HereWeAre__01 22 дня назад

Hi there. Can I ask, what is the marshmallow root for in this? Thank you.

@rakuen_paradise422 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for this tutorial!

@annnak 5 месяцев назад

I love this tutorial

@amali8970 6 месяцев назад

How amazing i never knew how to make these! How long do they burn for?

@hannahcortelli6566 4 года назад

Awesome, I never even thought of making my own incense cones! If I don’t use honey, do I need to replace it with anything to get the right consistency/make it stick?

@Permacrafters 4 года назад

Hi Hannah! Yes, there are definitely vegan options too. I actually tried the first batches with just the marshmallow root powder as a binder, but it wasn't sufficient, so I finally caved and borrowed my dad's honey, ha! I was intent on not buying any new ingredients for this, but there are sooo many binders to choose from. Like makko powder for instance. There's a full list of vegan binders on the blog post :) www.permacrafters.com/easy-diy-incense-cones/

@loso2211 3 года назад

It might be a lil late.. but water works too!! 💧💧💧 The cone will be just a lil bit harder after time and could break apart if you handle it too harsh 🤭 but it works really good as vegan and easy alternative 👍🏾

@usuario36788 2 года назад

@@Permacrafters Or a little of glycerin or paraffin? What did u think?

@usuario36788 2 года назад

Maybe some essential oil. Did you ever tried? Perhaps can burn too fast...

@lindapasquali2670 2 года назад

Do they stay lit and slow burn all the way down, or do they have to be continuously relit?

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

they burn all the way!

@jennifertheiss9472 Год назад

Is the marshmallow root necessary? Jw, I have everything else but not that ;-;

@vernonwilson2068 2 месяца назад

What can I substitute for marshmallow root? Trying to do this without resin and only use things I have if possible

@GeriBee 2 года назад

For the recipe you use, what’s the average burn time for those size cones please? Thank you 🙏🏻🌻

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

I think it's about 15 minutes but I didn't time it, sorry!

@thatfruitygowrl Год назад

Can I do like ingredients other than cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves? I don't have the cloves... Also do i need marshmellow root? Because i don't have that either...

@lapismosi8065 3 года назад

I loved your recipe.Thank you for sharing❤️💜🌈‼️

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

thank you!! happy to hear it!

@wildcardplayer 9 месяцев назад

Please let me know what you addeed to make it combustible?? WHAT TO ADD TO HELP IN BURN

@littleotterowo4655 2 года назад

Can I bake them in the oven instead? It isn't hot now, it's too cold for the car to dehydrate them.

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

You could try it on the lowest heat with the oven cracked open. I've dehydrated other things with that method before :)

@littleotterowo4655 2 года назад

@@Permacrafters thank you so much!

@kimharmon8813 Год назад

Can I add patchoulli essential oil

@lilawilson3072 3 года назад

love! most store bought incense has a chemical smell i can’t stand. incense in the middle east is so organic / pure, made the ancient way with aged woods soaked in oils/resins, been looking everywhere for anything like it in US and can’t find :/

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

It's very hard to find, isn't it!! I wonder if smaller shop owners and maybe Etsy creators have ones that use better ingredients.

@LL-ct6rp 3 года назад

Hi I love this, what else can I use other then honey😊

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

Hi! There are other binders you can try like guar gum or xanthan gum. You can also experiment with other 'sticky' substances

@LL-ct6rp 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters thank you

@Bobster986 2 года назад

This would drive me crazy. Lol 😆

@ghafarsaamiiatsabiq554 3 года назад

can i just use cinnamon powder and honey to make it? in indonesia nutmeg powder is hard to find

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

Hi there! I haven't tried just cinnamon & honey. I wonder if it would burn all the way through or not. I am incline to recommend also adding a base too, like pine or clove, so that it burns longer. But, you could try it with what you have, and if it doesn't work, you could mix it back up later on with the pine/clove once you get your hands on that.

@ghafarsaamiiatsabiq554 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters ok, thanks🥰

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

@@ghafarsaamiiatsabiq554 good luck!! let us know how it goes :)

@twilight143 Год назад

@@ghafarsaamiiatsabiq554 how did it go?

@getinmybelly5743 3 года назад

Do you think spearmint powder and water would work?

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

I've never held spearmint powder in my hands and have trouble imagining the consistency. I know incense cones have been made with just cinnamon and water, but cinnamon also helps the fire burn longer and not sure that's the case with spearmint. I really couldn't say, but my inclination would be to say no. No harm in trying!

@ookyspookyspider9957 3 года назад

I keep making this recipe, but the cones never light or stay burning. I've tried makko powder, marshmallow root, less water, more water, less drying time, more drying time and a bunch of other things but it never seems to work for me. Can you maybe send some help this way?

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

Hi there! What part of the process are you having trouble with? Is it shaping the cones themselves or the burning?

@ookyspookyspider9957 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters The burning I believe. It will not light, and if it does, it wont stay lit

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

@@ookyspookyspider9957 oh that's odd. And you put the hole in the middle of the cone? This is key for oxygen circulation so it keeps burning. I found that keeping these small with a hole in the middle helped mine burn all the way through. How large is the cone?

@MiauMichigan 3 года назад

I've just made them and I forgot to add the nutmeg 😭 They're already drying so hopefully they'll turn out ok anyways 😌

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

how did they turn out?

@MiauMichigan 3 года назад

@@Permacrafters I think they still need more drying time because I live in a very humid weather but I'll let you know once they're ready :)

@katherinekathie5258 3 года назад

@@MiauMichigan so, how did it go?

@thedoover6520 3 года назад

I have makko powder and I don’t have marshmallow root. I have never made incense. How would I substitute?

@kaebrix5166 3 года назад

makko powder is a really good binder for it too and i dont think you have to use marshmallow root. add another teaspoon of a different herb

@SednevTravel 8 месяцев назад

Прикольно, а honey 🍯 для скрепления? (Некоторое время назад тоже пробовал сделать благовония к Новому году🎄. Но они у меня рассыпались)

@pupa-loopa 5 месяцев назад

для скрепления тут Корень Алтея

@SednevTravel 5 месяцев назад

@@pupa-loopa Спасибо. Marshmallow root? Слышал что он используется для активизации каких-то свойств растений. Не могли бы вы чуть поподробнее, как его использовать для скрепления?

@tiffb8221 Год назад

How long do they burn

@valiuth6139 2 года назад

I’ve used honey as a binding agent and it ALWAYS seems to attract ants, any recommendations? I barley put any 😩

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

I keep mine in a jar and take them out only when needed!

@christinalubliner369 3 года назад

Hi, I know this is from a year ago but I’m made my invents and it doesn’t want to light. Could it be it’s not dried out? I only have it one day

@thedoover6520 3 года назад

I made them today and they seem dry but aren’t staying lit

@harshasreejith5194 4 года назад

Is it ok to make incense cone without marshmallow root powder.

@Permacrafters 4 года назад

You can try! It's purpose is to act as a binder. The honey is also a binder though, and may be sufficient in this ratio to hold everything together, but I haven't tested it. You could also replace the marshmallow root with mako powder if you have access to that.

@jadeabdullah9002 3 года назад

i use whatever herbs i have, and honey and water. it turned out fine!

@aistesau 2 года назад

what is marshmallow root for ?

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

it acts as a binder to hold the cone together :)

@DeekshaMarur 11 месяцев назад

What can you sub the marshmallow root with?

@antonijamihaljevic1180 4 месяца назад

Maybe tapioca powder?

@arjunparmar9562 4 месяца назад

Ye mould chahiye

@artysnail928 3 года назад

Do you need the marshollow root??

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

it's helpful as a binder, but you could try just honey to see if that binds it well enough. Otherwise, other binder replacements include makko, guar gum and xantham gum, but these may be hard to find.

@smitamahajan1382 3 года назад

What is the local name for marshmallow root?

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

The Latin name is Althaea officinalis 💛

@samanthanicholson9015 2 года назад

How long did it burn for

@Permacrafters 2 года назад

about 15 minutes

@sharannadeeproyroy6211 3 года назад

Y honey is used?

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

because it's an excellent binder. it holds it all together without crumbling. there are other options, but this is the method that has worked best for us

@destineesday9429 2 года назад

This is so amazing just you CAN'T burn cinnamon

@AlenaDrury-ho2zo 9 месяцев назад

I doy differently then that

@enbywithamassiveshlong 3 года назад

Does this work okay without marshmallow root? If it does, do I just need to be more careful it doesn’t fall apart?

@Permacrafters 3 года назад

You could try to see if honey is sufficient as a binder to hold it together. Other binders include guar gum and xanthan gum, but trickier to find. Good luck :)