Question 1

Is it safe to smoke rose petals?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but only if the roses are sourced from an organic farm. 99.9% of all roses in the world are sprayed with dangerous pesticides. This is because most roses are used for decoration, not consumption. When smoking, it’s even more important that you don’t consume pesticides. We take a great deal of pride in our rose farm. Our farm uses natural funguses to fight disease, and predatory spiders for insects. If you would like more information about the organic practices of our farm, send us an message using this form.

Question 2

How is a rose cone than a regularly paper pre-roll?

Accepted Answer

Regular paper pre-rolls add next to no flavor to your smoke, and burn quite quickly. Our rose cones burn almost 2x as slow! This is because the external wrap is much thicker. This causes the ember to burn at a lower temperature, increasing the terpene profile of your cannabis, and from the roses. In addition, the slower burn time results in a PERFECT even burn, every time.

Question 3

How long do they last? What is the best way to store a rose cone?

Accepted Answer

If stored in their wholesale bag (with their 2-way humidity packs) in a cool dark place our cones last over 2 years! We have noticed the terpene profile decreases after the first year, but color and texture stay intact for years! If you expose your rose cones to the open air for too long, the petals will dry out and begin to crack. This is why we recommend filling them immediately after opening.

Question 4

Can you put a rose joint out once lit?

Accepted Answer

Yes, just like a regular joint you can put them out mid-session. We recommend either cutting the ember off with a pair of scissors, or allowing the joint to naturally extinguish its self. If you put your rose cone out by crushing the ember you will increase the flavor of resin when relit. This is the best practice for pre-rolls and cigars.

How to roll up with rose petals

Joshua Hamilton Enterprises LLC

Joshua Hamilton Enterprises LLC