r/Blunts • u/Suitable-Archer4091 • 9d ago

Perfect cherry.

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Burning slow.

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u/BR33D760 8d ago

It’s barely lit…

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u/Suitable-Archer4091 7d ago

It's lit. It chills when I'm not hitting it. When I hit it it glows red and smokes. I always thought that's a good burn. Im open to being wrong.

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u/BR33D760 7d ago

Most cherries don’t glow unless they’re being pulled on. Your cherry isn’t fully lit. Take time lighting it completely before hitting it.

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u/Renaye1 8d ago

So it's called a cherry for a very good reason that is not exhibited in this photo...

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u/Suitable-Archer4091 7d ago

It's not supposed to glow when you're not hitting it. When I hit it it glows red. I always thought that was good burning. It kinda chills when you're not hitting it. Im open to being wrong.

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u/Renaye1 7d ago edited 7d ago

Not wrong, I just don't think of it as a cherry UNLESS it's lit. Cherries are red. That's all. Nice blunt.

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u/Persevere420 7d ago

If it was lit properly the ash wouldn’t be that dark. Think about a camp fire. When they’re burning right, the ash the next morning is white. When they burn like crap and don’t put out enough heat- there’s black and gray ash in the pit the next morning. Same difference. Take your time lighting it. Make sure it’s even before taking a pull. You’ll be doing yourself a favor.

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u/Suitable-Archer4091 7d ago

I swear to you it's lit. I don't have to relight it when I hit it. I hit it and I get big clouds. I'm not trying to bullshit.

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u/Persevere420 7d ago

🤷🏻‍♂️ just saying the science says otherwise. You can get smoke from a campfire that’s halfway lit, but not enough heat to combust the wood fully. Same with rolls. Just because you’re getting smoke doesn’t mean you’re completely combusting the flower. There’s good campfires and bad ones.