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  The   cold start method of dabbing   is a perfect way to prevent the flavonoids and medicinal terpenes from vaporizing completely. Follow my blog with Bloglovin For those dabbers out there reading this article, you've probably heard of "cold start" dabbing already. If your not familiar with this, read on. Not that long ago, the cannabis press, blogs, and influencer world were all abuzz with cold start dabs. So what is it, I hear you ask?  It's a method to dab that starts from an unheated (hence the term "cold") nail. Place the concentrate in a nail (preferably a quartz banger), heat the device, and then inhale once those vapors start to rise out from the bubbling concentrate.  Regular Dabs Vs. Cold start Dabs Usually, the dabbing process begins by heating the nail, placing the concentrate on the hot nail, and immediately inhaling it.  Many dabbers will recommend that once your nail is heated, you wait ten seconds or more to allow it to cool a little ...

  A spliff is a joint made from a blend of tobacco and cannabis with a long history in the   weed culture .  It has been the subject of pothead art, movies, and countless songs, most famously the Bob Marley song "Easy Skanking," released way back in 1978. The song begins, "Excuse me, while I light my spliff." However, the popularity of the beloved spliff in American culture has declined over the years. Why is that? Will this symbol of weed culture disappear going the way of the lava lamp or a roach clip? Or will spliffs continue to be popular among weed smokers even as they are eclipsed by new technologies like  vapes , CBD oil, concentrates, gummies, and other edibles? What is a Joint, a Spliff, and a Blunt?  So before we get too in-depth, let's check our terminology as it can get a little confusing.  What's a Joint? Joints are the typical and most common way to consume cannabis. It's small, portable, and easy to roll and smoke just about anywhere. An...