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How do you store your pre-rolled and partially  smoked joints ? The approach you take will determine how long they stay fresh and potent. If you are not careful, you could lose valuable terpenes and cannabinoids. Use the following strategies to keep your smokes fresh, effective, and fragrant.  Sometimes, things don't go as planned. Daily responsibilities can take force us to put a joint on hold. Whether you are halfway through the joint or haven't even lit it yet, some key factors will determine the joint's freshness.  To prevent the cannabinoids and terpenes from degrading and to prevent partly smoked joints from smelling and tasting unpalatable, we've compiled a guide to help you. Follow these tips to keep your prerolls fresh and ready for action. What happens when a joint deteriorates? Have you ever picked up old or partly smoked marijuana, smelled an unpleasant smell, and questioned what you're doing with your life? It doesn't have to be this way! You have t

A filter or a crutch are interchangeable words used to describe a mouthpiece that allows smokers to have good airflow in their  joints .  Those new to rolling joints will want to improve their skills.  Adding filters to the joints can increase their smoking experience and is an easy skill to learn.  Experienced smokers may find this element unnecessary, but it will likely help those new to roll joints. This article highlights the main benefits of crutches and provides detailed guidance on making a filter for your joints.   A step-by-step guide on how to roll the crutch You don't need a background in origami or special equipment to make a joint filter.  However, some basic techniques will make it easier.  Most people roll their first filters by simply rolling paper into a cylinder; However, this spiral structure has a few drawbacks： It's not strong and can easily lose shape. The large hole that forms in the filter's center will allow weed particles to enter your mouth. Here

Like any culture, weed culture has its customs. Long-time weed lovers have learned many of these customs through experience, trial, and error, or from good friends. While a large part of becoming a regular weed smoker comes naturally, there are still some things you want to avoid in a social setting. In other words, you don't want to make a weed faux pas. Use our weed faux pas list to prevent yourself from breaking the Stoner Code. By avoiding these missteps, you'll have a good chance of getting invited back the next time the group gets together for inspiration. Bogarting The term bogarting comes from the song lyrics "Don't Bogart me" by the American band Fraternity of Man. It means don't hog the joint.  You've probably heard of "puff, puff, pass" or "pass it to the left," which essentially means the same thing. Pass to the left came from another song called "Pass the Kutchie" by a British Jamaican band called Musical youth. 

Smoking marijuana is still the most common way to enjoy it, but vaping is a better alternative to smoking it.  Vaping weed doesn't create combustion, which avoids many of the problems associated with smoking, such as carcinogens from combustion. Moreover, vapes are more effective. In a recent article published on our blog, we looked at one study that proved  vaping marijuana gets you higher than smoking it .  Another study from California showed that vaping weed could deliver 46 percent of the THC in a marijuana sample. In comparison, a joint only provides about 25 percent of THC. The rest is destroyed by heat and side-stream smoke.  When vaping cannabis, you must heat the plant to release the terpenes and cannabinoids in the form of vapor. But you will need a few things to get started. Quality cannabis:  Extremely dry or damp herbs won't make for a great vaping experience. Make sure your cannabis is cured correctly and has a normal moisture content.  Vaporizer:  You need a vap