6 Easy Steps To Rolling A Perfect Blunt Wrap (DIY GUIDE)

A blunt wrap is cool.

There’s no question or doubt – but suppose you’ve never rolled one before. In such a case, it could be intimidating.

Don’t annoy our stoner friends because we’ve created this essential guide on how to roll a blunt wrap – in 6 easy steps.

So, warm up your rolling fingers and get some training.

Blunt wrap

Why do people prefer a blunt wrapping?

Many stoners prefer a nicely rolled blunt and there are many reasons for this, the first being that blunts hold more weed. Plus they burn more evenly and slower too – plus they look pretty cool!

So if you’ve never rolled one, this guide is for you – but first;

What is a stump?

It is a cannabis flower wrapped in a tobacco leaf sheath.

Tobacco is there to add pep and energy to the cannabis high. The wraps come in packs of 1 to 2 and are mainly sold in stores where you can buy rolling papers. These are usually tasteless and you can also tear up a cigar or a cigarillo, empty it and make a blunt out of the packaging.

Do you need motivation? Blunts are bigger than joints!

So, learn how to roll a classic blunt with this guide. Are you not convinced? Okay, let’s look at a few;

Pros and cons of blunts

Some cannabis users only use blunts, while others like to cherish them and save them for special occasions – of course;

It is that blunt wrapping it’s about.

In any case, it is worth knowing the pros and cons of this method of cannabis consumption.

advantages

And;

Disadvantages

Now that we’ve covered both pros and cons – let’s learn;

How do you roll a blunt wrap?

Rolling a blunt is the main reason that stops people from smoking them.

Just because it seems like a difficult skill to learn. But no need to worry. This beginner’s guide will show you how to roll your first – of many – blunt wraps.

You only need a few essential utensils to roll the classic wrap. Nothing expensive or technical, though.

What do you need?

Once you have everything you need, it’s time to start the process.

Please note that it may take you several tries to get it right, but it’s worth it!

6 easy steps to rolling the perfect blunt wrap

Let’s start with;

1. Choice of packaging

If you are traveling with a cigar or cigarillo, we advise you not to use old ones. Because they dry out pretty badly. This makes them prone to tearing and breaking while you roll.

Blunt wraps, on the other hand, are readily available wherever you buy rolling papers — you can also choose to get flavored or unflavored options.

2. Prepare the grass

You have two choices when preparing the flower.

Either grind; this will help you achieve a consistent burn. Alternatively, the time-honoured technique says to break the flower – and that will give you a slower burn.

If you’re into blunt wraps, these come ready to roll right out of the pack.

However, the cigarillos and cigars must be emptied, so use a clean razor blade/knife to slit the wrapper. Now empty the tobacco contents and you are good to go.

3. Moisten the packaging

Blunt wrap becomes more flexible and manageable when slightly moistened. The moisture also helps seal the fine/tiny tears that can occur when cutting and emptying a cigarillo or cigar wrapper.

When rolling a blunt for personal use, wetting can be done with saliva.

Dipping the finger in water is more hygienic if it is to be shared.

4. Stuff the wrap

It’s time to fill the wrapt with your flower. Because blunts are larger than joints, you’ll need an average of 1 to 2 grams for a cigarillo-sized blunt. You will likely need more if you are using a wrapper from a larger cigar.

5. Roll your blunt

Here’s the tricky part – the actual rolling.

As with anything else, practice makes you perfect. So don’t get discouraged if you struggle with the first attempts at rolling. Even the pros sometimes struggle with blunts because the wraps are thicker.

Start by rolling the wrap between your index finger and thumb; Now compact the cannabis evenly lightly into the right shape. Fold the foil neatly under itself and wet the inside edge of what’s left.

Keep rolling until the grass is coated; There you have it, your blunt is sealed.

Dead easy.

6. Bake and smoke

Run a lighter along the seam of the blunt wrap. This “bakes” or seals it so it won’t fall apart and can burn evenly.

Please do not hold the lighter too close, as you must not burn the packaging itself.

And your blunt is done!

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