Step 1. Select your rolling paper
Choose thin rice paper or standard or large size wheat straw paper. Plan to tear your paper to size -- square, wide paper is a great starting shape and allows for different uses. You can get the paper online, in stores or in tobacco shops.
- If you plan to take your paper with you, use a protector for the roller paper. Place your rolling paper in a metal case to prevent it from folding or tearing.
- Bring spare paper. Glued pieces of spare paper are great for repairing tears, leaks and gaps.
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Prepare your marijuana. Cannabis with good quality that has been preserved and stored is very fragile. Handle the cannabis flower heads with care to protect the THC glands and use sharp scissors to open the flower buds. Imported flower buds are often force-dried and pressed for storage and during transfer. The flower buds can be handled more easily and are also easier to open and then mix into the dough. Store unused flower buds in a cool, dark place.
Image - Remove all the seeds, stems and crush or grind the flower buds into small pieces. The larger flower buds will burn longer, which will cause your marijuana roll to burn unevenly. Cannabis stems are too hard to roll and don't contain too much THC. In addition, these sticks can also poke out of the paper and destroy your marijuana roll.
Step 2. Make your dough
Some people add tobacco, leaves or other herbal cigarette mixtures to the flower buds so that they expand in the marijuana roll. Whatever you use, make sure to use the same consistency and that you've also removed or removed any bumps or pieces of wood.
- Weed. Cannabis leaves are very commonly used in commercial marijuana. Ideally, the leaves are well preserved; If you get the upper leaves from female flowers, they can become very hard.
- Tobacco is often used as an additive in marijuana rolls in Europe; These types of marijuana rolls are often called “spliffs.” Some users believe that tobacco helps burn marijuana and enhances the flavor of the roll. The downside is the risk of unwanted nicotine addiction - perhaps one of the reasons why Europeans today have higher rates of cigar smoking than where modern cigar marketing originated, namely the United States.
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Hashish. Hasis comes in various forms and has many variations in terms of quality. Most contain plant matter and binding substances. The best are made by rubbing the sticky resin from the top flower, and the worst are filled with chemicals. Hasis is usually heated over a fire, ground into a powder and then mixed with tobacco or herbal cigarette mixtures.
Use hashish with care. Some users experience adverse reactions that range from mild anxiety to severe panic. There is a possibility of paranoia, although rarely, of an acute psychotic reaction
- Resin oil. Genuine resin oil is very difficult to obtain and is usually very hard. Usually the resin oil is a black, brown or transparent oily liquid that is smeared on rolling paper or mixed into the dough.
Step 3. Create a roach. The roach is the part of the index card that is inserted into the tip of the cigar. Roach prevents the cigar from clogging, keeps parts of the marijuana from falling off, allows the smoke to flow out and prevents the cigar from dissolving in your mouth when it burns to the end.
- Tear thin strips from an index card or business card. Fold it like you would make a fan which is often made by children and then roll up the rest and unfold the filter around the folded. This section should look like the letter “W” inside the circle.
- The width of a roach is a personal taste of each. The wider ones will allow the smoke to flow and produce a coarser smoke, while the thinner ones will cool the smoke but are more likely to clog. Stunned roch about in the middle.
- Roll your cigar. There are several ways to roll a cigar; this is the free way.
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Tear one of the paper from the brochure and fold it in half making sure the side with the adhesive is facing up.
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Twist one end of the bottom of the paper. This will be the front.
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Position the green one on the inside and make sure to distribute it evenly along the length of the cigar to ensure it burns evenly.
Image - Don't fill your cigar or it won't close completely. On the other hand, don't be too stingy with the dough or you'll end up with a "pinner"
- Choose the ingredients you want and roll them all out until the dough is evenly distributed and cylindrical.
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Place a roach in the middle and a marijuana cigarette at one end. Placing the roach before rolling will save you the hassle and you'll most likely soon find a suitable method.
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Continue by folding and rolling the half of the marijuana roll and sealing it by licking the adhesive side.
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Twist the front end and then bite off the end so that it leaves a small bulge.
Image - Lick the adhesive part of the paper and lock the marijuana cigarette. Gently twist both ends of the marijuana cigarette to prevent the marijuana from falling.
Method 1 of 2: Rolling Marijuana Cigarettes With Dollars
Rolling marijuana cigarettes with dollar bills is a very easy technique for beginners.
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Insert. Dip your dough into the dollar bill and gently roll back and forth. If you are a beginner or have trouble with freestyle rolling, using the dollar bill is a great way to get started.
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Step 2. Add your paper
Place the rolling paper with the adhesive side up between your dough and the dollar bill.
Step 3. Roll
Fold the bill in half and roll it up with your thumb. Make sure the rolling paper wraps around it in a cylindrical shape.
Step 4. Pull the marijuana roll out
Get the marijuana rolling out of the dollar bill. Apply pressure to the paper to make sure the marijuana cigarette doesn't decompose.
Step 5. Close
Lick the adhesive strip from the paper and cover the marijuana roll. Gently twist both ends to keep your dough from falling.
Method 2 of 2: Rolling Marijuana Cigars
Step 1. Prepare your ingredients
You will need a cigar, marijuana mix, a knife or scissors, a grinder and a lighter.
Step 2. Cut
Lick your marijuana cigar to moisten it. Take a knife or scissors and cut lengthwise from end to end. With your thumb, with your thumb, tuck the inside out. Do this slowly and carefully so you don't tear the wrapper of the marijuana cigar.
Step 3. Tear off the end
Tear off or cut off the rounded end of the marijuana cigar; forming a rectangle to reduce the risk of the roller closing prematurely. Separate and use the innermost part of the marijuana cigar wrapper so you get less nicotine.
Step 4. Lick the edges
Lick the edges to close any small tears. Then fold the wrapper down the center as you would a marijuana roll.
Step 5. Add marijuana
Sprinkle several rows of batter evenly along the entire length of the marijuana cigar. Don't be stingy, you should use the dough according to the size of the wrapper; otherwise, it will fall off on its own when you try to smoke.
Step 6. Roll
Carefully bend and roll the marijuana cigar up, forming the shape as you roll. Tuck the shorter side of the wrap around the dough and continue rolling. Be careful not to seal the ends. Lick the remaining paper lengthwise and press down carefully.
Step 7. Bake a marijuana cigar
Run the flame of your lighter up and down the length of your marijuana cigar to "grill". Spin a marijuana cigar while you work. Your goal is to slightly darken the color and dry the wrapper without burning the marijuana cigar.
Step 8. Turn it on
Hold the flame on the tip of the marijuana cigar. Twist the cigar around to distribute the heat and reduce the chances of it stopping burning.
