Honey covered blunts;

[Justin.J]

Hey, i've heard a lot that if you rub honey on your blunts they burn way slower, is there a right way to do this>?" as in how much honey do I put on? And also some people say it's very bad for your lungs? anyone know for sure?:smokin:

Justin.J Reviewed by Justin.J on 07-19-2006. Honey covered blunts; Hey, i've heard a lot that if you rub honey on your blunts they burn way slower, is there a right way to do this>?" as in how much honey do I put on? And also some people say it's very bad for your lungs? anyone know for sure?:smokin: Rating: 5

[Wishville]

who cares if it makes them burn slower or if its bad for your lungs. Why you wanna make your blunt all sticky.

[420purplehaze420]

ive heard of people sealing there blunts with honey, never baptizing them with it though...

[Justin.J]

It wouldnt be the whole blunt.. just like, the first 3/4 of it.

[NightProwler]

well maybe they meant to dip it in honey oil

[Justin.J]

Ohh no I ment likee honey from bees.

[Justin.J]

well maybe they meant to dip it in honey oil

Wait wouldnt that actully work good and increse potency?

[MistaPoleeseMan]

That is retarted. Ive seen people do that like it does something other than make the blunt smoke wrong and get your hands sticky. Who wants to be high with sticky hands? All this miracle blunt rolling technique shit is garbage. Just roll it and smoke it. Dont try to season it. It aint a biscuit. Its a blunt. Thats absurd.

[Justin.J]

Just wondering simmer down

[AmericanTerrorist]

If you apply a thin amount of organic honey it will have a burnt honey/weed tasting smoke. Its ok if its a fat blunt, like 3+ grams