Smoking joints is considered to be one the most popular ways to consume or smoke cannabis. When you pass a joint, it is considered to be a social aspect of cannabis consumption. In addition to that, you also need to roll it the old school way, which can act as a cultural initiation for many smokers. Rolling papers for weed can be a highly personal yet intricate craft. It involves a few simple and basic steps that any new smoker can roll their very own joint. In the next part of the post, we are going to talk about some of the most important aspects of the art of rolling a joint. Let’s get into the details without wasting any more time!

A joint is nothing but a cannabis cigarette which is often hand-rolled by many individuals. Some of the dispensaries offer pre-rolls joints for the consumers to purchase. This can save a few steps for the consumer for the whole process. Many don’t know that when a cannabis joint includes both cannabis and tobacco, it is known as a spliff. And when the cigar is hollowed out and filled only with cannabis, it is referred to as blunt. As for the blunts, they can also be made by rolling cannabis in the form of dark, heavy, tobacco papers that can be used for cigars.

When it comes to rolling a cannabis joint, you will be required to assemble a handful of essential materials which include the following:

• Cannabis which is usually one-third of a gram for each joint
• Grinder and rolling tray
• Rolling papers for weed
• Crutch or filter, or material to make one 
• Pen, chopstick, or similarly shaped item

Most of the popular rolling papers are made of fibers that are extracted from non-wood sources. The specific type of rolling paper that makes the perfect joint is basically a matter of personal preference and it greatly varies from person. The cannabis smokers who smoke joints on a regular basis tend to have their own preferred rolling paper. The preferences can be easily influenced by how comfortable or easy the smoker feels with a certain type of paper when rolling. This also includes the smoke flavor, how well the paper burns, or numerous other subjective aspects. 

When it comes to choosing the most suitable material for the joint paper, you must realize that it is a balancing act. For the ideal scenario, you would want to use the thinnest paper possible. This will make sure that the killer strain which you have chosen shines through no matter what. That said, if you are someone who is learning to roll, an ultra-thin paper may not be the best choice for you.