Joints are crushed flower rolled in a thin paper of some sort. Blunts are crushed flower packed into a tobacco leaf wrapper.
What’s the difference in a joint and a blunt?
Joint and spliffs are both rolled with rolling papers. A joint’s filling is all pure flower; a spliff is basically a joint with tobacco mixed in with the flower. Blunts are rolled using wraps, and wraps are made of tobacco. The filling of a blunt typically doesn’t contain tobacco, just the wrap.
Is it harder to roll a blunt or a joint?
Rolling a blunt can involve quite a bit more work than rolling a joint because blunts often involve the use of cigar wrappers rather than conventional rolling papers. Although rolling blunts add a few more steps, some beginners find the actual process of rolling blunt wraps easier than rolling joints.
Who smoked the first blunt?
Blunts would not become renowned until they were popularized by hip-hop culture in the mid to late ’80s. As to who was the first person to smoke a blunt, we cannot say. We know for sure that the first modern blunt was rolled and smoked in New York City in the 1980s, but it is pure speculation beyond that.
