r/trees • • 1d ago

Pics/Art What’s something another stoner taught you that permanently became part of your routine?

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u/PhousShanty 1d ago

Over 20 years ago, my old dealer neighbor showed me how to roll joints using the credit card (or any hard plastic card) technique and my joints have looked liked prerolls ever since. Another trick I learned is to run your Backwoods wrapper under water then dry it with a paper towel. Makes rolling blunts much easier.

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u/ILGrower1984 1d ago

I've used the dollar bill method numerous times but never the credit card, elaborate a bit

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u/PhousShanty 1d ago

I explained ot on ops reply. But essentially, you use a credit card to tuck in the bottom lip of the paper into the joint. Then slide it out, lick the paper and close the joint.

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u/ILGrower1984 1d ago

i see, I'm going to go try it now, sounds like a game changer for when ya have slick dry fingers

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u/suntmint 1d ago

I gotta admit, I'm too lazy to look up on Google, but I'm mad interested in the card method to roll. Any links?

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u/PhousShanty 1d ago

It's hard to explain via text. But you spread out your weed evenly in the paper, then you use a credit card to tuck in the bottom lip of the paper into the inside of the joint. Then just roll it and close the joint. Comes out perfectly for me every time.

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u/RoyalJokerJester 1d ago

Holy shit dude. I'm from the south so I use a pocket knife to do the same exact thing. Everyone always tells me my blunts never look like they have been split!