Description
Give your terpenes a boost
Enjoy your harvest as it was meant to be experienced. Thicker papers can often interfere with cannabis’ natural taste, adding a bitter, earthy, or slightly burnt edge. These ultra-thin papers allow you to sample your latest harvest in a purer, simpler way.
Enjoy a Time-Honored Tradition
People have been wrapping and smoking various herbs for centuries, including cannabis. For many years, individuals would use tobacco leaves or other plant materials as a kind of early “rolling paper.” When tobacco reached Spain in the 16th century, some budget-savvy individuals began using ordinary paper(such as newspaper) to roll their loose tobacco. This cost-saving hack quickly caught on, and was improved upon by the 18th-century papermakers. Before too long, speciality mills began popping up, producing some of the first papers designed exclusively for rolling and smoking herbs such as cannabis and tobacco.
Stock Up on Something Classic
This brings us to modern day, where slow-burning, ultra-thin rolling papers like these remain a quintessential addition to any grower’s stash box. If you’re already here stocking up on top-shelf seeds for your next grow, throw a few packs in your cart. Your future self will be happy to have the essentials on hand.
FAQ
How do you use rolling papers?
If you’ve never used rolling papers before, the process may feel a little awkward at first. Rest assured, though—it’s easy to pick up.
Begin by laying your paper flat and placing a filter tip at one end. Add your flower in an even line. Bring the bottom edge of the paper up around the flower and tuck it underneath. Continue rolling upward, aiming for a cylindrical shape. Once you are happy with the results, seal everything shut with the adhesive strip.
Where should I store rolling papers?
Anywhere they won’t be subjected to excessive heat or humidity. Heat can make the papers dry or brittle, while moisture can cause them to stick together and degrade the adhesive strip. For this reason, it’s best to keep your papers in a cool, dry place, such as your stash box or a kitchen drawer. Proper storage can help keep them in decent shape for several years.
Do I need anything else to use these rolling papers?
We recommend having a grinder, rolling tray, and filter tips before you begin. Grinders break down your dried bud into smaller, more manageable pieces. A rolling tray helps keep things neat by catching stray bits of flower. A filter tip is helpful for two reasons: It blocks any pieces of flower from passing through when you inhale and adds more structure to the joint, making it easier to hold.
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