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A Technique To...

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by SIR_JANE, Oct 12, 2007.

  1. #1 SIR_JANE, Oct 12, 2007
    Break up weed thats super sticky besides using your hands or going out and buying a grinder anyone got a homemade technique I could use id appreciated very much:smoking:
     
  2. #2 Alphå, Oct 12, 2007
    Get a piece of paper and a #2 razer blade.

    fold and unfold paper so theres a ncie crease in the middle (to catch all the trichomes)

    chop up pot with razer blade until at desired grind.

    Tap the paper to get all the tiny trichomes to fall down into the fold, then pour on your bowl.

    Works best with matte style paper (not glossy)
     
  3. #3 SIR_JANE, Oct 12, 2007

    Would a knife work?:smoking:
     
  4. #4 eleven357, Oct 12, 2007
    Scissors or a blade? You are just better off getting a space case grinder with a kief collector, so after a while you can have a treat.

    Also a coffee grinder works.
     
  5. #5 Alphå, Oct 13, 2007
    I always did it with razer blades... An exacto knife or something would work.
     
  6. #6 Vicious, Oct 13, 2007
    It may be because I've never owned a space case (which are godly) but the thought of putting sticky sticky bud in a grinder makes my heart sink.
     
  7. #7 buzb8lvr, Oct 13, 2007
    scissors
     
  8. #8 l.don, Oct 13, 2007
    put your bud in a shotglass and chop it up with scissors. thats what me and my buddies do if we dont have a grinder handy and it works good.
     
  9. #9 SIR_JANE, Oct 13, 2007

    shot glass how?????:confused:
     

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