<p>Joints are arguably the most popular way to consume weed. It&rsquo;s easy to put one in your pocket, spark it up wherever, and pass it around with friends. Rolling is a skill that any seasoned stoner should learn over time, and one that may be elusive for novices.<br />
There are other ways to roll up weed too, namely, into blunts and spliffs. These three different rolls all have nuances, involving different amounts of cannabis and tobacco.<br />
Defining joints, spliffs, and blunts<br />
Joints, spliffs, and blunts, can be defined by how much cannabis and tobacco they have and what material is used to roll them.<br />
Joint and spliffs are both rolled with rolling papers. A joint&rsquo;s filling is all weed; a spliff is basically a joint with tobacco mixed in with the weed.<br />
Blunts are rolled using wraps, and wraps are made of tobacco. The filling of a blunt typically doesn&rsquo;t contain tobacco, just the wrap.</p>
