Honey or maple syrup

yeah man i hear you.
in the future, this is another good solution.
get a bottle of water. take the cap off. fill the cap with water.
now dip your fingers into the bottle cap, and kinda run it along the seam on the blunt. this will seal it up real good. takes a bit, but you will be left with a seamless blunt.
to dry, just hold a lighter (at distance) below it and let it dry that way. keep running the lighter up and down the blunt. this will also 'crispify' it.

 

how is it even possible to smoke honey its like a semi-liquid

 

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i don't understand. no one is smoking honey. well technically yes since its' on the blunt, but not outright smoking it.
i guess you've never heard of honey oil, hash oil, or budder. (budder's tha bomb) but yeah, all of which are liquid, or semi liquid in form, and all smokable.
keeping in mind, the reasoning for putting honey on a blunt is to make it smoke slower. the moisture from the honey keeps it from burning a mile a minute.

 

nothing has even been said in this post regarding smoking oils. everything is about placing honey on a blunt and smoking it. that's why i asked how it was possibly to smoke honey when it's like a syrup. i don't see how it even has the potential to catch fire. if the purpose is solely to make it burn slower, which makes more sense, then what happens to the excess honey as the weed is smoked? is it just disposed of along with the ash?

 

hey sorry man.
to be perfectly honest, i wouldn't know. i think it just boils away. like i said beware sizzling dripping honey. but otherwise, yeah pretty sure it just evaporates away.
hvaen't done this in a while. i used to smoke honey blunts a lot before, moreso because of my friends influence. but i can tell you that it does work.
just tricky getting the honey to blunt ratio proper, so you dont' end up with a big goopy mess.