The Compendium of Caraka 4.8.10_2

4.8.10_2

tatropaviṣṭaḥ pālāśībhiraiṅgudībhiraudumbarībhirmādhūkībhirvā samidbhiragnimupasamādhāya, kuśaiḥ paristīrya, paridhibhiśca paridhāya, lājaiḥ śuklābhiśca gandhavatībhiḥ sumanobhirupakiret/

Sitting there, having kindled the fire with fuel sticks of palāśa, iṅgudī, udumbara, or madhūka, having strewn it around with kuśa grass, and having enclosed it with enclosing sticks, he should scatter parched grain and white, fragrant flowers.