The blunts are the promise of slow, tasty and natural smoke. From hemp without tobacco to exotic flavors, they have everything to please. Why not try?

The 6 advantages of blunts (and why they supplant the rolling sheets)

Sustainability : The hemp leaves are thicker, resistant to heat and manipulations.

Rich taste : Made of hemp or natural tobacco, they bring a deep flavor. The flavored versions (strawberry, vanilla) add a gourmet touch.

Versatility : Usable with tobacco, CBD, or aromatic mixtures.

Culture and style : A symbol of creativity, often associated with colorful or fragrant designs.

Tobacco -free option : With natural hemp blunts (such as Juicy Hemp Wraps), you avoid nicotine while enjoying a soft and ecological texture.

Economic : Only one leaf is enough for a generous roll, unlike cigarettes.

Concrete example : Organic hemp blunts from Chapo offer slow combustion and wooded aroma, perfect for relaxation evenings.

The different types of blunts - choose your style

Natural hemp blunts : The most popular option, without pesticides, for a terrible taste.

Perfumed blunts : Fruits, vanilla, or spices - ideal for personalizing your experience.

Trick : "Chapo" blunts (resistant) are perfect for complex mixtures.

How to roll a blunt? 5 -step guide

Prepare your ingredients : Blunt leaf, tobacco/herbs, filter (optional).

Heat the sheet : Pass it briefly above a flame to make it malleable.

Fill it : Spread the contents in the center evenly.

Ride : Use the thumb and index to form a tight cylinder.

Seal with style : Lightly humidify the edge to stick the sheet.

: Pass a quick flame along the blunt to firm it before turning it on.

Small advice : If you start, train with a classic sheet before moving on to how to roll a blunt. Once the helping hand is taken, it's a pleasure every time!

Your ideal blunt awaits you!

Whether you are a beginner roller or an expert, the blunts offer a healthy and stylish alternative. Explore our selection of premium rolling sheets now, and download Our practical sheet on How to drive a joint well with blunts