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Cannagars & using leaves as roiling papers?

Allenpro

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Does anyone have any experience making cannagars or using your own leaves for rolling papers? I really like cones and I have a bump box that works ok but I think I am ready to take it to the next level but I dont what to paint myself in a corner having to buy special papers or someone else's leaves.
 
It's all about two things: size and humidity. You can roll little pinners with most leaves but it takes a big honker to do much more. Pot leaves are no good when fresh and no good when dry. Just like cigar tobacco, they have to be kept and cured.
Never heard of one. Had to look it up. Maybe I need a different definition.
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And yes I think getting the leaves right to roll and then getting them right to smoke will be a challenge
 
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You can use a doob tube a large needle and parchment paper - rolling the product in hemp paper and oil and Bobs your aunt!
• Parchment paper coil inside tube sticking out
• large needle in the center
• Cob & cure. Pack as tightly as possible insuring needle goes from top to bottom
• remove packed cannagar by pulling parchment paper
• wrap in hemp paper and oil.
• Allow to completely cure and dry (24hours is best)
• Enjoy a nice 2 hour long smoke 😁
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Awesome, thanks
P.S. My fathers name was Bob but I grew up in Kentucky so he may have been my uncle too. Lol
 
Cool, thanks. I am going to try using a dub tube and some hemp wraps but I definatly see a printer in my future
 
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That’s a solid move leveling up from cones.

Cannagars are great if you enjoy the process — they burn slow and smooth, but compression and proper dry time are key. You’re not locked into special papers either; you can experiment with different wraps or leaves.

Using your own leaves is doable, just make sure they’re properly cured and prepped. The downside is consistency — store-bought wraps are more predictable, while home leaves take trial and error.

If you don’t want to commit to speciality stuff, try a small mold first and test different wrap options before going all in.
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