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Honey Blunts: What Are They And How To Roll Them

Can you put honey on a joint? Absolutely. Learn how with our guide.

Honey on a blunt?

At first you might be thinking a sticky mess, but we promise it can turn into a sweet surprise.

Nowadays, there are tons of tried and true ways to enhance your smoke. The honey blunt is one of them, quickly becoming a favorite for many who like some added kief and sweetness to their session.

What Are Honey Blunts

Honey blunts are a unique twist on traditional blunts where honey is used to seal the wrap. This addition not only enhances the blunt’s structural integrity but also imparts a subtle sweetness to the smoke.

Honey acts as a natural adhesive and can also slightly slow the burning rate, allowing for a smoother, longer-lasting smoking experience.

Some also put honey on the outside of the joint and roll it in kief for extra potency.

Bonus: Use THC Honey

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The recipe below calls for regular honey. But if you really wanna take things up a notch, check out this cannabinoid-infused, organic THC Honey from hive & mind.

This honey contains a 1:1:3 ratio of 5mg Delta 9 THC, 5mg CBG, & 15mg CBD to produce a well-rounded entourage effect. Whether you’re using it for honey blunts or some infused recipes, each serving calls for 1/2 a teaspoon.

This delicious, Wisconsin-sourced honey is crafted in small batches and made with wholesome, organic ingredients. 

Honey Blunt Or Honey Joint: What You'll Need

  • A Rolling Tray
  • Grinder
  • Honey (surprise, surprise)
  • Ground cannabis flower
  • Blunt wrap or rolling papers

Instructions:

Step 1: Make a filter (optional)

For a finer smoking experience, make yourself an awesome paper filter. You can our how-to guide here.

Step 2: Add the herb

Make sure your wrap is open but curved so the herb doesn’t fall out, and load it up! Have enough to fill your blunt with some left over.

Step 3: Roll and seal

Roll it into form, lick it, and stick it! If you are using a cigar instead of a blunt paper with adhesive, you can also use honey (in a very small amount!) to seal the wrapper instead of saliva.

Step 4: Honey

Once the blunt is rolled, get some honey and spread a thin layer on the outside, leaving a space at the smoking end for your fingers to hold it so they don’t get sticky. Generally you don’t want honey on the area with a filter in it, since it won’t be smoked.

Step 5: Coating

Take your remaining bud, (finely ground), and spread it out on a smooth flat surface. Then roll your sticky blunt in the shake until it has a thick coating. For even better results, use kief, finely ground shatter, or dry hash to take the potency of your honey blunt to the next level!

Step 6: Light up and enjoy!

Typically it is best to wait a few minutes or hours for it your blunt to dry and cure a bit, but you can usually spark it right away if you are impatient.  If you want to add extra layers, you can drizzle fine lines of honey over the coating and sprinkle more kief, or even stretch honey dab and roll a string of it around the blunt, adding even more layers of ecstasy!

Honey On Blunt Variations

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If you want to put even more character into your creation, you can try some of these specific combinations that have their own names.

But be warned. You might catch a serious buzz.

Hazy Honey Badger

This honey blunt uses a Backwoods Honey cigar skin for that authentic rustic feel.

The strain inside is Honey Badger Haze, and the kief on the outside is Black Honey Haze mixed with a dusting of Sweet Skunk.

The Hazy Honey Badger is a force to be reckoned with!

Honey Bee

Take a High Hemp honey-flavored wrap, load it up with Honey B strain herb, and coat with a strain with a flower strain ground up and the kief of a berry-flavored strain. Bees love flowers and pollen!

Al Capone Leaf Wraps

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The best way to make sure that your honey blunt is rolled to perfection is to use an Al Capone wrap.

With so many choices on the market, it can be hard to know which tobacco leaf wrap is the best for rolling your own honey blunt. But rest assured, not every blunt wrap is equal.

Al Capone wraps are the perfect choice for anyone looking for an all-natural, slow-burning wrap that will make their smoking experience that much better.

Here’s what you need to know about Al Capone wraps:

  • They’re made from all-natural tobacco leaves, so you know they’re of the highest quality.
  • They’re slow-burning, so you can enjoy your honey blunt for longer.
  • They’re pre-cut to the perfect size and come with a self-adhesive strip, so they’re easy to use.
  • They’re available in three delicious flavors: Original, Cognac, and Rum.

Whether you’re an experienced roller or just getting started, Al Capone wraps are the perfect choice for a smooth, slow-burning smoking experience. Head to www.alcapone-us.com to check out their full line of products and to find a retailer near you.

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