They’re made of berries and taste great. They burn slow and even. They’re kinda weird. The paper, when wetted, can basically fuse together, especially at the twist on the end. If you soak it well and let it dry for a while, you will be literally unable to separate the twist. This can make them slow to light. They say to use their rolling instructions, but I build a cone and fill it. Rolled joints and blunts aren’t usually my thing, but Iike these. This is tared to remove the weight of the wrap and tip.

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    1 year ago

    Wait, they’re made out of berries? Are they all flavored? I don’t roll much anymore, but these look awesome. Will definitely keep an eye out for them.

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      1 year ago

      Yeah, they make a paste of berries into a thin, smokable sheet. They smell like a fruit roll up, are very soft and supple, and tend to be weirdly cool to the touch. The ones we got in at my dispo are all flavored, but they have a natural option online. I guess they still taste like goji berry, but they don’t add anything else.

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      1 year ago

      Just my cat. She likes to sleep with her head all twisted around in her hands. She is long and grey and likes tunnels and hiding, though.

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      My advice is don’t even try to roll them traditionally. Without putting in any weed, wet one of the short sides and roll it tightly around the tip. Try to keep it cone shaped and wide, but I had success widening mine with the back end of a sharpie. Let it dry like that, and the wet rolled portion will stick together well enough to fill it like a pre-made cone. I cut a plastic straw into a sort of scooping and loading tool and used my sharpie to pack it. I went from “I don’t roll because my hands are stupid” to the goji queen because these let me use process and procedure to get around my lack of fine motor skills <_<

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        Thank you for the advice! I have lots of little tools to aid in shaping/filling/tamping… but my main issue is super sweaty hands (hyperhydrosis) so if the papers are sensitive to moisture I may be SOL. I still want to try them though lol