Honey on a blunt

Hi

I have hollowed out a nice cigar and packed it with substance, it is becoming unstuck and the leafs are peeling. I decided to spread some honey on it so I got some oney in a bowl, mixed a little warm water in to make runny honey :P

I have smeared a thin, even layer over the blunt and left it on top of a radiator. Is there any way of stopping it from being sticky? As I am saving it till tomorrow night to smoke!

Thanks alot for any help

pspmachine

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Originally Posted by pspmachine

Hi

I have hollowed out a nice cigar and packed it with substance, it is becoming unstuck and the leafs are peeling. I decided to spread some honey on it so I got some oney in a bowl, mixed a little warm water in to make runny honey :P

I have smeared a thin, even layer over the blunt and left it on top of a radiator. Is there any way of stopping it from being sticky? As I am saving it till tomorrow night to smoke!

Thanks alot for any help

pspmachine

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No way to stop it from bein sticky, its honey. If you smeared it all over the blunt then its gonna be a big mess. Next time leave some room for you to hold the blunt without gettin sticky :stoned:

Smoking sugar is bad, I tried coating blunts in syrup a few times and it's awesome, but really bad for you.

Honey will staty sticky, sorry.

You should have just rolled it the day you were going to smoke it. Why roll one up and save it for a whole day? Blunts are tricky like that as they don't have glue to seal them up, so pre-rolling one isn't always the best choice.

To seal one up good, you just have to use your saliva.