A broken blunt is usually caused by uneven filling, dryness, or handling it too firmly. To fix it, gently open the wrap where it has split and spread the cannabis evenly again. If the wrap tears, a thin rolling paper can be wrapped around the damaged area to support it. Letting the blunt rest for a moment helps it hold shape. Keeping wraps slightly moist and avoiding overpacking can prevent future breaks.

On average, a joint contains about 0.5g of cannabis. This amount offers a balance between strength and usability for many users. However, joint size can range widely depending on preference and strain potency. Beginners often start smaller, while experienced users adjust amounts based on desired effects and session length.

For most people, one joint contains around 0.5g of cannabis. Lighter users may use less, while heavier users may use more. The right amount depends on tolerance and how long the joint is meant to last. Even distribution and proper rolling technique help ensure smooth smoking, regardless of how much cannabis is used.

A bong without a hose relies on a simple water chamber and bowl to cool smoke. Smoke travels directly through water before inhalation. Using safe materials like glass or silicone is important, as some DIY materials can be harmful when heated. The water level should be enough to filter smoke without splashing. Regular cleaning improves taste and performance.
 

Static sift hash is usually smoked mixed with flower in a joint or bowl. It is placed evenly to allow proper airflow, as it melts when heated. Gentle puffs help avoid clogging or uneven burning. Because it is concentrated, small amounts are effective. Storing it properly keeps the texture and flavour intact.