Learn How to Properly Pack a Jungle Blunt
Learn how to pack a Jungle Blunt properly. Following these instructions will ensure your blunt smokes at its highest potential.
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Banana Leaf Smoking Wraps
Banana Leaf Wraps Banana Leaf Smoking Wraps from Jungle Blunts are the Only LAB-TESTED Banana Leaf Blunt Wraps on the Market. We harvest our leaves from the jungle. Our curing process is natural and only REAL spring water is used to clean the leaves. Premium Blunt Wraps – Banana The most natural and organic slow-burning Premium…
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Wild Grown – Leaf Blunt Wraps
Wild Grown Leaves “Wild Grown” means that the plant, tree, fungi, etc. is not farmed and is found in the wild, whereas “Organic Certified” and “Certified Naturally Grown” plants are grown, cultivated, and planted, but not wild. Wild food was once a necessity for human survival, unfortunately now most traditional knowledge of wild food has…
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Jungle Blunts Google Reviews
Recently Google took down our Business page because they said we don’t have an actual location, which means we are not eligible. We have had the Google Business account for 5 years and unfortunately, all our 5 Star Reviews have been taken down as well.
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What Plants are used for Smoking?
PLANTS USED FOR SMOKING There are many plants around the world used for smoking. The chemical compounds they contain can affect the human body in various ways. This list contains plants that are smoked. The history of smoking dates back to as early as 5000 BC. Over 1,300 different species of plants have since been smoked or…
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Jungle Blunts Rolling Diagram
JAVA WRAP INSTRUCTABLE The History of Lomboy Leaves The common practice here in the Philippines is to use Brown Lomboy Leaves to roll tobacco cigarettes. This practice goes back at least 200 years and is most commonly seen now in the southern region of the Visayas and Mindanao. The picture below is what I found…
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Affiliate Marketers Contest Win a Trip to the Philippines
Affiliate Marketers Contest – Win a Trip to the Philippines. Winner ???? Gets 7 Days in Paradise on the beautiful Island of Siquijor AKA the Island of Fire.
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How to Use our Kapok Fiber Filters
We recently sent out some of our new Kapok Fiber Filters. Here is how to properly pack the fibers into the bamboo tips. A step by step guide and some information about Kapok Trees, Scientific name Ceiba pentandra
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Indonesian Project Save the Orangutan Jungle Tours
I recently connected with Josef Ginting to discuss building a website for his Jungle Tour Business. Well, as we were talking I began to realize a few things. 1. We have been wanting to introduce Jungle Tours and thought this could be a great collaboration 2. We want to expand our project into other countries. 3. We discussed poaching of animals in Indonesia and how Jungle Blunts could help
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Our Latest Farming Project
The Farm with No Water! *Updated 4/15/2019 Please Help Us Build a Well Farming Project I recently headed back to the Philippines from Vietnam to continue working with our rollers in Siquijor. I arrived on March 12 and began looking for a place to live immediately. Last week I was driving around the town of…
