i <3 blunts!!!

heckler73

heckler73

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What do you use for your wrappers? I haven't smoked a blunt in years, because the paper wrappers are nasty.
I'm growing some tobacco right now (why not?) and I intend to use it for making 'cigarillo' joints. The trick is in the 'cure' and 'casing'.

 
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tytheguy111

tytheguy111

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heckler73 said:
What do you use for your wrappers? I haven't smoked a blunt in years, because the paper wrappers are nasty.
I'm growing some tobacco right now (why not?) and I intend to use it for making 'cigarillo' joints. The trick is in the 'cure' and 'casing'.
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Yeah bowls are WAY better


But when I smoke blunts I use backwoods
 
chewberto

chewberto

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Yeah, when I was like 6, and the weed tasted like Mexicans! Now I'm all grown up and don't fuck around with putting my weed in a cancer blanket! Shit taste like doodoo!
 
2puffs

2puffs

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I like phillies krome onyx..
Backwoods or honey garcia vega cigarello..
i just enjoy the taste of a cigar and the taste of ganja win win for me.
lol
 
tytheguy111

tytheguy111

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heckler73 said:
I've never heard of Backwoods, but I see they are proper leaves, at least.
Do you have a particular process you use to roll them?
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Well like I said I dont use blunts much


But you cut the cigar down the middle end to end then you empty the tobacco put ur weed in it (a less amount then the tobacco) and just like in the gif you lick one sliced side and move it to the other non licked side and BAM

You've got a blunt


You can look up videos im sure
 
KLITE

KLITE

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I was lucky enough to once roll a couple of blunts with swisher sweets cigars. Here in europe its fucking impossible to find blunt friendly cigars. If anyone would like to post me some id be so thankfull., Help a guy get stoned
 
TheTrippyHippie

TheTrippyHippie

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heckler73 said:
What do you use for your wrappers? I haven't smoked a blunt in years, because the paper wrappers are nasty.
I'm growing some tobacco right now (why not?) and I intend to use it for making 'cigarillo' joints. The trick is in the 'cure' and 'casing'.
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Doesnt it take like a decade to fully cure tobacco......
 
2puffs

2puffs

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I grew some awhile back i tried some fresh dried....i don't recommend...way way way to strong.. but the cured 5 months tasted kinda like a cig and cigar mix nice mellow smoke.
i used the strongest commercial strain,
malboro uses it to
 
heckler73

heckler73

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Skuxx said:
No way. Tobacco users are the most impatient people. Probably like a month for the longest methods but I don't know
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From my understanding, for Cigar wrappers (and tobacco in general, really) it is aged for a couple years, at least.
BUT it is not necessary, depending on the tobacco (Burley only needs an air cure, while Virginia needs a "warm and moist" processing step, after "colour curing"). My tests with small Virginia leaves have proven that part (to me).

(In this diagram, the Burley is cased in higher temps than the Virgina, and then toasted, but I heard it was not necessary...I'll find out when I plant mine). Note the reconstituted and stem line...blech!! Garbage! That's what your regular wrappers are made from.

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