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Leafing a Dutch/ Rolling a blunt

Picture Leafing a blunt is another way to roll. When you leaf a dutch or blunt or whatever you want to call it, you’re basically seperating the blunt into two parts. The two parts are the flimsy outer leaf and the dark brown inner leaf. Then you will fill them with marijuana and put them back together. The first thing you’re going to want to do is moisten your dutch or blunt. We do this by licking it and wetting it with your saliva. Then you will begin to unravel the flimsy outer leaf starting from the rounded tip of the dutch. After you have your outer leaf unraveled, you should set it aside in a safe place. You will need that later. Now, you should be left with a dark brown inner leaf wrapped around the tobacco in the cigar. Look closely along this inner leaf and you will come across a seam or line running lengthwise down your blunt. Using your fingers or a razor, cut along this line from end to end and open up your inner leaf. Then, dump the guts of the cigar into the trash. You won’t be needing that anymore. The next thing you’ll need to do is take off the “cancer paper” that is wrapped around the rounded end of your inner leaf. This paper will be short and gray. Carefully tear that portion from your inner leaf. You should be left with a rectangular inner leaf. Now that you have your inner leaf and outer leaf seperated, you can begin to fill your inner leaf with weed! Spread it out evenly lengthwise along the inner leaf and begin to roll your inner leaf into a cylinder. Using your saliva, lick the cylinder’s seam so that it will stay sealed. The last part of leafing a blunt or dutch can be the trickiest. Take your outer leaf, which needs to be very moist, and lay it out on a flat surface. Then place your inner leaf at an angle, ontop of your outer leaf. Begin wrapping your inner leaf insde of your outer leaf. When the inner leaf is completely rolled in the outer leaf, you may cut the excess outer leaf off and seal your new blunt with saliva. Then, all you need to do is dry your blunt using a lighter and enjoy!TUTORIAL Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates. Get Started

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