It could refer to: A joint rolled in paper A cone (a pre-formed wrap shaped like an ice cream cone, easy to fill) A blunt, rolled in a thicker wrap (usually tobacco or an alternative like palm) Even a spliff, which combines cannabis and tobacco This mix of formats and terms leads to a lot of confusion, especially for those new to smoking or looking for healthier, more natural options
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