For the uninitiated, a joint may seem like a simple roll of paper holding some cannabis inside it. For a smoker, it is so much more. Joints are not just a means to get high. They are a product that is the perfect blend of function and art. There are various types of joints, some of which can be perfected in minutes while some require months of practice. Yes, all joints are made to be ultimately smoked up but the idea is to create something beautiful in the process. If you want to flaunt your rolling skills on social media, here are some popular types of joints you should try:

• The Fatty
  On days that you just want to get high and don’t want to deal with the intricacies of rolling a fancy joint, a fatty is just the right one for you. It is, as its name suggests, is a simple joint that is fatter than the traditional joint. It is low-maintenance, takes a minute to roll, and is incredibly effective. You can always count on it to get the job done.

• The Scorpion
  Considered to be a novelty joint, a scorpion joint is nothing less than a masterpiece, and it has become quite popular on social media in the last couple of years. This creation doesn’t just require you to make multiple joints but it also needs you to have a certain level of origami expertise.

• The Tulip
  The tulip joint has a thick anterior and is known for giving a really amazing high. This classic creation was brought to life in Amsterdam’s underground coffee shop scene and got the name from them resembling actual tulips as they burn. They are easy to roll and are perfect for sharing in a smoking circle.

• The Cross
  If you have watched Pineapple Express, then you know what we are talking about. The cross joint is shaped like a crucifix. They can be made using the same supplies or joint accessories that you use for a regular joint, plus some that you may not find in your rolling kit, like pin, wire, and scissors.

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