Already Vaped Bud—the leftover flower from your dry herb vaporizer. It's already decarboxylated, meaning the THC is activated.

Save it. Infuse it into butter or coconut oil for edibles. Sprinkle it on food. Some people make capsules. It's not as potent as fresh flower, but it's not nothing either.

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It catches ash and debris before it reaches your bong water. Keeps your main piece cleaner longer. Some add extra percolation too.

Not essential. Nice to have if you're particular about maintenance.

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Yes. Glass is non-porous and neutral—you taste only your flower. Metal can add a slight taste. Wood brings warmth but absorbs resin. Silicone is flavor-neutral when high-quality, but cheaper silicone can taste plasticky.

For purists: glass. For everything else: personal preference.

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Hemp wick eliminates the butane taste from lighter fluid. You light the wick with your lighter once, then use the burning wick to light your bowl. Cleaner flavor, more control over the flame.

Some people swear by it. Others don't notice the difference. Worth trying if flavor matters to you.

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You can, but it'll dry out faster and lose potency quicker. Grinding exposes more surface area to air.

Best practice: grind only what you need for that session. Keep the rest as whole flower.

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Airtight glass jars block most odor. UV-protected glass is even better—keeps light out while containing smell.

For maximum discretion, look for smell-proof containers with silicone seals or carbon-lined pouches. Some stash boxes are designed specifically for cannabis with humidity control built in.

Double-layering helps with particularly loud strains—jar inside a smell-proof bag.

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Airtight glass in a cool, dark place. UV light degrades THC. Heat releases odor and dries things out. Moisture causes mold.

Mason jars work. Purpose-built cannabis storage with humidity packs is better. Plastic bags are temporary at best—they're porous and leach chemicals.

Keep it away from heat sources, windowsills, and anywhere kids or pets can access.

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Bongs: Change the water after every session. Deep clean weekly if you use it regularly.

Pipes: Weekly cleaning keeps flavor pure and airflow clear.

Grinders: Monthly deep clean, or when it starts sticking.

Clean gear just hits better. No debate.

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Disassemble completely. Brush out loose material with a small brush or toothbrush. For deeper cleaning, soak the pieces in isopropyl alcohol for 20 minutes, scrub the teeth and screen, rinse and dry.

Before cleaning, put your grinder in the freezer for 30 minutes. The cold makes the kief brittle and easier to collect.

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Same principle. Place the pipe in a plastic bag with isopropyl alcohol and salt. Let it soak 30 minutes, shake occasionally, scrub with pipe cleaners if needed. Rinse well.

For glass pipes with complex shapes, longer soaking does the heavy lifting.

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Isopropyl alcohol (91% or higher) and coarse salt. Pour both in, cover the openings, shake vigorously. The salt acts as an abrasive, the alcohol dissolves resin.

For stubborn buildup, let it soak for a few hours. Rinse thoroughly with warm water. Let it dry completely before using.

Some people use specialized bong cleaners. ISO and salt work just as well and cost almost nothing.

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Papers if you want to learn the craft. Pre-rolled cones if you want results without the learning curve. Just fill, pack, twist.

No shame in cones. They work.

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Practice. A lot of practice.

Hold the paper with the glue strip at the top, facing you. If you're using a filter, fold a few small zigzags at one end, then roll it into a cylinder. Place it at the end of your paper—usually in your dominant hand for control.

Fold the paper like a taco, add your ground flower, and roll gently to shape it. Tuck the non-glue edge under, roll up, lick and seal. Twist the end.

Your first dozen will be ugly. Keep going.

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Conduction heats the chamber walls, which heat your flower. Faster, less expensive, can have hot spots.

Convection passes hot air through your flower. More even extraction, better flavor, usually pricier.

Both work. Convection generally wins on taste.

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Like a tiny convection oven. Your flower sits in a chamber, heats evenly without combustion. Smoother hits, more terpene expression, less harsh on your lungs.

Bonus: what's left over—AVB, already vaped bud—can be saved and infused into butter or oil.

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Concentrates require higher temperatures than flower. You'll need either a concentrate-specific vaporizer or a dab rig with a banger or nail. A dab tool to handle the product. A torch if you're going traditional.

Different world from flower. Start simple.

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Glass for purity. Non-porous, clean flavor, looks beautiful, lasts forever if you're careful. Accommodates percolators and accessories.

Silicone for durability. Nearly indestructible, travel-friendly, affordable. Won't break at the party.

Many people own both. Glass at home, silicone on the road.

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They diffuse the smoke through water in different ways—tree percs, honeycomb, inline, showerhead. More bubbles, more filtration, smoother hits.

More percolation isn't always better. Sometimes simple is cleanest. Find what feels right.

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Water filtration. A bong cools and smooths the smoke. Usually delivers bigger hits too.

Pipes are portable and discreet. Bongs are ritual pieces meant for home.

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Fill the water just above the downstem. Enough to bubble, not enough to splash your face.

Pack the bowl. Light while inhaling slowly. When you're ready, pull the bowl out and clear the smoke in one breath from your diaphragm.

New to this? Small hits. Work your way up.

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The small hole on the side of your bowl. Cover it while you light, release it when you're ready to inhale. It clears the chamber. Essential for a complete hit.

Two-piece is simple. Grind and dump.

Four-piece has a kief catcher—a bottom chamber that collects the potent trichomes that fall off your flower. It's basically a savings account for your future self.

Aluminum is standard. Ceramic coatings prevent sticking. Avoid plastic—it wears down and ends up in your bowl.

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Storage first. Smell-proof, child-safe, somewhere you can find it. A grinder to break down the bud evenly. Then your consumption method—pipe, bong, papers, or vaporizer. An ashtray keeps things civilized.

Quality basics run $75-150. A solid grinder, simple glass pipe, decent storage.

Don't go cheaper—you'll replace it all within a year. Don't go crazy either. Learn what you actually like before investing in the good stuff.

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Start with a grinder. Everything flows from there.

Pick your method: a pipe for simplicity, a bong for smooth hits, a vaporizer for the health-conscious, or papers if you like to roll. Add smell-proof storage and you're set.

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All of the products found on Weedland are vetted to be as safe as smoking legal weed. Always use caution when consuming any type of altering substance and consult your doctor if you have any medical concerns.

Cannabinoids without the traditional “high”:

• CBD - Cannabidiol (CBD) is the second-most prevalent cannabinoid in the plant behind THCA. It’s known for its calming, relaxing, and pain relieving qualities
• CBG - Cannabigerol (CBG) is a cannabinoid known for help managing pain and appetite stimulation

Mildly-psychoactive cannabinoids:

• ‍CBN - Cannabinol (CBN) is a mildly psychoactive compound that’s essentially a byproduct of THC. Most find CBN to be helpful for sleep issues.

THCa (Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) is the predecessor to THC. To convert THCa to THC, you simply heat, vape, or burn it — like, ya know, in a bong. If you’re looking for the most similar experience to good ol’ THC, this is your best bet. Just another little loophole we love to see :)

Delta-8 and Delta-10 are isomers of Delta-9, meaning they have the same molecular formula, but a different arrangement of atoms. Though there’s still not extensive research on the difference in effect, many find Delta-8 and Delta-10 to be a slightly more mild high than Delta-9.

THC is the cannabinoid responsible for getting high. The most abundant form of THC is Delta-9, which has the same intoxicating effect. In other words, it should feel about the same!

While THC is still only legal for recreational use in certain states, the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp — and, therefore, hemp-derived cannabinoids — to be sold nationwide. The Farm Bill defines hemp as a plant containing less than 0.3% THC by weight, meaning they can be extracted for legal, recreational cannabinoids.

Weedland is place to discover and purchase the cannabis and cannabis related products. Our mission is to make the purchasing process as smooth and easy as we can.

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For gear products, when you purchase from our shop or click through to a partner's website, the product(s) will be shipped by the brand. Weedland might earn an affiliate commission on gear products. For regulated THC products, we refer you to a trusted retailer/delivery service where you can find and purchase the products you are looking for. All transactions are made through the referred dispensary’s checkout system.

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We want to make it as easy as possible for you to buy what you see on the Weedland site: from gear and accessories to hemp-derived flower and edibles to good ol THC weed products. Some products will be available through a shopping cart on weedland.com. Others we will link out to a trusted partner's store where you can do your business. Weedland does not warehouse, sell or ship any cannabis products - but we work with people who do.

This all depends on which products.

Weedland and its partners will provide estimated delivery times during the checkout process to give you an idea of when to expect your order.

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Sometimes our partners will offer free shipping with purchase, and Weedland definitely will pass that savings on to you.

In general, delivery and shipping fees vary depending on location and the delivery partner's policies.

These fees are typically calculated during the checkout process.

If you're looking for THC joints, the Preroll Club box is coming back soon on flowerhead.co.

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