Roll A Tulip Joint

Tulip joints are mostly found in Amsterdam, usually in the hands of a half-conscious tourist that can’t even finish it. They’re quite easy to roll, but it looks harder than most joints. The smoke from a Tulip joint is smooth and is a pleasure to smoke.

First, you’re going to make a really long roach about the diameter of a pencil. The roach’s length should be about the length of one rolling paper from tip to end. Seal your roach with a large rolling paper or two.

Now, take two more large rolling papers and stick them together to make a square with the gummed strip running along one size.

Fold the top right corner of the paper all the way down to the bottom right corner, making a diagonal fold, and forming a triangle, but make sure the gummed strip is uncovered.

Lick the strip and fold it over to seal up your rolling paper triangle. You should have a flattened paper cone afterward.

Open up your cone and tightly pack it with layers of your marijuana mix, make sure it is ground up well so you won’t have any issues with stems or large chunks poking holes.

Crimp together the excess paper at the end of the cone, leaving enough of a hole open for your roach to fit inside.

Gently, push the roach in the center of the cone, crimping the paper to hold the roach inside the cone.

Last, but not least use a rubber band or a string around the crimped paper with the roach in place, while trying to keep it all as tight as possible. Voila, you have a perfect Tulip joint, now just get some buddies to smoke it and enjoy this amazing joint.

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