what are liquid diamonds

Liquid diamonds are essentially highly concentrated THCA crystals that have been separated from the rest of the plant material through a specialized extraction process. These crystals are typically transparent or translucent, resembling diamonds, hence the name.

how long does thca stay in your system

How long THCA stays in your system depends on your body chemistry, how much you’ve consumed, and how often you consume it. Raw THCA itself is not usually screened for in standard drug tests, and the compound can clear the body on its own anywhere from a week to 45 days after use.

How to Roll a Dutch Master

We’re going to walk you through step-by-step how to roll a Dutch blunt (or, if you’re on the other side of the pond, how to roll a Dutch joint.)

• Step 1: Prepare your weed.

Any time you’re rolling up weed in anything, it’s super important that it’s properly ground. Evenly ground weed ensures an even burn. This will not only make for a better smoking experience overall but will also help to make sure that you aren’t wasting or burning through your weed too quickly, which can be a common occurrence when your weed isn’t ground finely enough.

We recommend using a grinder for this, but if you have no choice but to use your fingers to break up your bud (the struggle can be real!) just do your best to break it up as finely and as evenly as possible.

• Step 2: Unroll the Dutch.

Unrolling the Dutch is one of the most vital steps in this process. The outer tobacco leaf is what makes a Dutch a Dutch, so it’s important to know how to remove it properly.

Take a look at each end of the Dutch to find the easiest edge or lip of the leaf that you can find. Gently lift the edge of the leaf up with your fingers and begin to unroll it in a spiral motion. This should be pretty easy once you get going, as the leaf will naturally follow along the seams.

Once you have the leaf fully unrolled, you can put it to the side. You’re now ready to empty your blunt.

• Step 3: Split and empty the Dutch.

Next, it’s time to figure out how to split a Dutch. There are a couple of different ways you can do this: you can crack the Dutch with your fingers, or you can slice it open using a blade. Both ways will work, but will mostly depend on your proximity to the proper tools.

Since slicing it is pretty self-explanatory, we’ll walk you through how to crack open a Dutch with your fingers. Once the leaf is off, you’re left with the inner cigar, which is pretty much the same as a blunt. You’re going to crack it open very similar to how you would if it were a Cigarello or Swisher Sweet.

Look for the flattest side of the Dutch and begin to gently create pressure until it splits open. Follow this process down the length of the Dutch until you have fully cracked it open. Then, dump out the tobacco that’s inside (or Dutch guts, as they’re frequently called.) This empty wrap is where you’ll roll the weed.

• Step 4: Roll up your weed.

Next, you must know how to roll weed in a Dutch. You should fill it just like you’d fill a joint or a blunt––as evenly as possible. Blunts are bigger than joints, but Dutch Masters are even bigger than blunts, so you’ll probably be able to fit anywhere from 1 to 2 grams inside of it comfortably.

This is where the quality of the grind of the weed comes in. It’s much harder to make an even roll when your weed is filled with thick nugs or pieces of sticky, unbroken weed. Dutch Masters are designed to smoke for a long time, so you want to make sure you aren’t hindering that process.

• Step 5: Close the Dutch.

The last (but arguably most important) step is learning how to close a Dutch. There are two steps to closing a Dutch: closing the inner blunt and then rewrapping the outer tobacco leaf.

The first part is pretty much the same process as rolling a blunt. Once your weed is evenly spread throughout the wrap, you can begin to tuck and roll the tobacco paper into itself. While you do this, make sure you’re tamping the weed down tightly enough to make sure there aren’t any flimsy areas, but not too tight that you won’t be able to hit it. You’ll need a liquid-based sealant for this just like any other wrap, so you can use your saliva or even a small amount of water.

Once the blunt part is wrapped up, you can now rewrap the outer leaf. Once again, you’ll need a liquid-based sealant. So using your saliva or some water, dampen the side of the leaf that will be directly wrapped around the blunt. Once it’s damp, you can begin rewrapping the outer leaf around the blunt very much like a bandage.