Jointsticks

Jointsticks, also known as cannabis cigarettes or spliffs, are a common method of consuming cannabis. They consist of dried cannabis flowers that are ground and rolled into a cylindrical shape, typically using rolling papers. The paper is then sealed, and the joint is lit at one end for inhalation. Often, tobacco is mixed with the cannabis, especially in some regions, creating a spliff. The ratio of cannabis to tobacco can vary widely depending on user preference and regional customs. Jointsticks are a portable and discreet way to consume cannabis, and their popularity has remained consistent over time. The rolling process itself can be considered a ritual by some users. The effectiveness and experience of consuming a jointstick can be influenced by factors such as the strain of cannabis used, its potency, and the presence of tobacco. Storage of unsmoked jointsticks is important to maintain freshness and prevent them from drying out or becoming brittle.