How To Roll A Rose Blunt That Is Picture-Perfect

Rose petals have been added to herbal cigarettes since the late 60s and early 70s.

When it comes to weed, they make for one of the smoothest smokes as they contain a small amount of rose essential oil that soothes the throat and reduces coughing.

There are some things to consider, however, before wrapping your herb in petals.

Firstly, avoid roses from supermarkets, and they’re laden with pesticides as they are grown to be beautiful and perfect, not eaten or ingested. Instead, go organic.

Try reaching out to someone you know who doesn’t use pesticides to grow their roses, like your grandma or a neighbor, or buy organic edible rose petals online.

It’s worth the extra effort to do this right. And when you light up, you’ll know why.

Here’s a guide on how to roll a rose blunt perfectly every time.

Make sure they’re clean before using them. Amazon has a few good options you can check out.

There’s gonna be a lot of moving pieces here, so you might want to get an excellent rolling tray that can help you stay on top of everything and avoid waste.

Check out Matriarch’s Blunt Father (aka the ultimate blunt rolling station). With over ten compartments, you’ll have everything organized for your rolling session.

Choose whatever you prefer. We suggest you try a delicate smoke that matches the mood of the rose blunt. Try this CBG flower from Botany Farms that’ll get you energized and has a nice flavor.

The better you grind your weed, the better you’ll rose blunt will smoke. Use a solid grinder like the revolutionary KLIP that slices through your bud without mushing it, creating well-ground, trichome-covered weed.

1. Get your work area organized and set up.
2. Break up or grind your flower so it’s ready to be rolled.
3. Take fresh rose petals and trim hard base of petal off where petal connects to the flower. I like to remove this hard/thicker part of the petals to reduce any thick spots in the wrap.

4. Wash the rose petals to remove any contaminants like bug and bird excrements and also any toxins or contaminants captured by rainwater. Dry the petals thoroughly, but delicately.

5. Take petals, lay them out flat, bubble/round side up with the edges of the petal laying down on the oven safe cooking sheet. This will help them from folding over on each other when they start to wilt.

6. Bake in oven on broil for roughly 10-15 seconds. You can watch them wilt and you can see the moisture collect under the petals when you lift them off the tray.

7. Play around with your temps as all ovens vary and keep a close eye on them as they are in the oven. The petals will become soft and pliable, the color will also get darker during heating and drying.

8. Lick each petal about half way and press them together (this is why you wash them, not to mention smoking something clean).

Usually three petals is a good joint size, but depending on the size you’re going for, you can add petals or only use two.

9. Once licked and all petals are pressed together to form the wrap, put the wrap back in the oven for roughly 10-15 seconds on broil to help dry and set the wet petals.

This also helps dry the petals just a little more for a better burn. If the petals are too wet, the joint or blunt can go out or burn unevenly.

10. Once removed from the oven, you now have a rose wrap that’s ready to be filled and rolled. Continue to use the wrap as you normally would rolling a joint or blunt. (Here’s Herb’s guide to rolling the perfect joint.) Make sure ends are packed evenly for a solid burn.

11. When wrapping my rose joint, I like to use the side with the pretty petal edges, not the side where I tore the thick part of the petal off. It looks prettier in the final joint.

12. Once the rose joint is rolled, put it back in the oven for 10-15 seconds for a final dry and set. Remove and let cool for 2-5 minutes.

This is still just drying the petals. Papers and wraps you normally roll with have very minimal moisture or none at all, it helps the joint burn properly.

You rose petal joint is now ready to enjoy.

Not everyone wants to smoke mouth bacteria. For you to kill just cold and flu viruses, the material you wish to sanitize must reach 165-212 degrees Fahrenheit and maintain this temperature for a minimum of a few minutes.

This is not possible when you only place the rose joint in an oven for a matter of seconds to dry it.

• Blunt glues can be purchased online, there are many brands and varieties available. These can be used in replacement of saliva. Check this one out.
• Sugar water. Not the tastiest, so you can add vanilla (I would always recommend organic everything, better safe than sorry).
• Honey. This is virtually the same as sugar. Use a very small amount (you can thin it out with a small amount of water). Use a CBD honey syringe to make it easier and enjoy the added twist from the CBD.
• Cigar glues – can purchase online and at some local cigar shops.
• Concentrates! This is the ultimate method. But it requires more skill, time and effort. The petals must be dried out as much as possible before they’re pressed together with a warm concentrate to form the wrap. When rolling, apply just enough of your concentrate to moisten the petals so that they’re pliable.

To apply cannabis concentrates to petals, heat up a butter knife or flat dabber with a lighter or torch (be careful and have a safe place to put your knife down when not in use so you don’t get burned or melt your table).

Spread a thin layer of shatter, wax, rosin, etc. on the edge of the rose petal where you normally lick. Press the petals together when the shatter or concentrate is still warm and tacky/sticky.

Keep adding petals until you have the size you want and then roll like normal.

When making the wrap, and heating the concentrate to glue the petals together, be careful not to heat the knife too much or you will scorch the petals. You can always re-heat the dabber again and spread it more. But if it’s too hot you will ruin your beautiful petals with big dark spots like bruises, caused by too much heat.

Once the wrap is made, and after rolling your cannabis into it normally like a joint, leave the rose joint out to dry for 10-20 minutes (depending on the humidity levels where you live). I know this takes time, but your rose joint will be more potent due to the concentrates. Smoke it once it feels relatively dry.

If you don’t like rolling or want to simplify the rolling process, you can always check out Purple Rose Supply Cannagar molds, which simplify the crafting process.

Their kits make rolling super simple by using a Thai Stick process, in which you press your herb into a mold with a stick inside.

This sort of “wick” helps your herb to burn slower, last longer, and accentuate the flavor profile, which elevates your smoking experience when paired with the sweet floral taste of rose petals on the outside.

You can also add different filters, papers, or add the petal roses while adding some delicious kief on the inside.

You can find their kits from personal to king-sized Cannagars, making the rolling process super easy for small, travel-sized cigars (2-4g of herb) to king-sized to pass around (10-14g. Of herb).

When making cannagars and rosegars, they usually last 1 hour or more for a solid burn time.

1. Take your mold (which will come with detailed instructions), insert a skewer, and fill with a top-quality bud that’s not dried out and still has some moisture. Pack your mold evenly until it’s filled to the size you want. Let the mold sit for 4-8 hours if you’re using good quality sticky bud, or overnight if you are using dry, low-quality bud, to allow the flower core to solidify.
2. Remove flower core from the mold.
3. This is where you can add concentrates if you desire, it will make the rose petal blunt burn longer and be more potent and add integrity to the structure of your rose petal blunt. Heat a butter knife or dabber with a lighter or torch and spread concentrate evenly on the outside of the flower core.
4. Once you have your flower core, (with concentrates or not), add your rose petal wrap and continue rolling.