
如何拐彎碗:正確分享果嶺
Emma Chen
Glass Specialist
如何拐彎碗:正確分享果嶺
轉角是一項必不可少的吸煙禮儀技能 - 只點燃一部分碗,以保持每個人的新鮮綠色。 無論您是與朋友分享還是最大限度地利用獨奏課程,這種技術都會給每個人一個新鮮、美味的熱門歌曲,而不是灰燼和殘留物。
快速回答
要拐彎一個碗:在碗的邊緣而不是中心保持你的打火機。 只點亮綠色大麻的一個小楔子(角落)。 吸氣,而火焰觸及那個部分。 為下一個旋轉碗,讓他們得到自己的新鮮角落。 繼續在碗周圍,直到使用所有綠色。
為什麼要把你的碗轉過來?
小組會議:
- 每個人都受到綠色打擊
- 公平分享新鮮大麻
- 沒有人被灰燼困住
- 尊重他人
單獨使用:
- 多次新鮮的熱門歌曲
- 整個過程中的味道更好
- 更有效率的使用
- 延長碗壽命
差別 between cornered and center-lit bowls is significant - cornered gives 4-6 fresh hits while center-lit gives 1 good hit and 3-5 ashy ones.
漸次過彎
步驟 1:正確包裝碗
過轉彎設定:
- 均勻地包裝在整個碗中
- 平坦的平面
- 不太緊(需要氣流)
- 填滿邊緣但不要過度填充
為什麼這很重要?: 不均勻的包裝會產生燃燒得更快的熱點,使轉彎變得困難。
步驟 2:定位你的打火機
關鍵技術:
- 在碗邊緣保持較輕的,而不是中心
- 傾斜較輕,因此火焰以角度向內
- 只有火焰的邊緣接觸大麻
- 想想「邊緣」而不是「中心向下」
常見的錯誤: 將較輕的放在中心上方 - 這會燃燒整個碗。
步驟 3:吸氣時輕
動議:
1. 在火焰觸碰之前開始吸氣
2 . 觸摸碗的邊緣
3. 只點一個小楔子(1/4 到 1/6 的碗)
4. 切開櫻桃後立即清除火焰
5. 繼續吸入
Cherry: 繼續燃燒的發光餘燼 - 一旦它被點燃,你就不需要火焰。
步驟 4:清除您的命中
照明後:
- 立即移除較輕的
- 繼續吸入
- 櫻桃燒傷了你的部分
- 清除後,停止繪圖(防止燃燒他人的綠色)
不要過度繪製: 吸力過多會將櫻桃拉過整個碗。
步驟 5:通過並旋轉
小組會議:
- 旋轉碗 如此新鮮的綠色面孔 下一個人
- 指向未燃的部分
- 說“這裡的綠色”或類似
- 順從
碗旋轉導軌
全碗轉角(4 人組)
```
First hit: Top-right corner
Second hit: Bottom-right corner
Third hit: Bottom-left corner
Fourth hit: Top-left corner
Final: Center (cashed)
```
單人轉彎(最大化命中)
較小的角落 = 更多新鮮點擊:
- 採取 1/6 部分而不是 1/4
- 首先繞著周邊工作
- 將中心保存到最後
- 可以從一個碗中獲得 6-8 次新鮮命中
更好的轉彎工具
Hemp Wick
Benefits:
- 精確的火焰控制
- 比丁烷低溫度
- 更容易觸摸邊緣
- 更好的味道(沒有更輕的液體)
Technique: Hemp Wick 的較小火焰使精密過彎更容易。
角打火機
Design: 有些打火機有專門用於轉彎的角度噴嘴 - 火焰自然指向碗邊緣而不是中心。
雷射打火機(火炬)
Pros: 非常精確,防風
Cons: 燃燒得更熱,可以快速烤大麻 - 使用快速、受控的爆發
常見的轉彎錯誤
錯誤:撕毀中心
Result: 整個碗表面被燒毀,其他人沒有綠色
Fix: 總是從邊緣接近,從不直接從中心上方
錯誤:照明太長
Result: 櫻桃醬超出你的部分
Fix: 看到櫻桃後移除火焰 - 它繼續燃燒而沒有火焰
錯誤:畫太難
Result: 整個碗裡都吸櫻桃,燒掉別人的份量
Fix: 溫和、穩定的吸氣 - 激進的繪畫傳播燃燒
錯誤:忘記輪換
Result: 下一個人點亮同一區域,廢棄大麻
Fix: 在通過前物理轉動碗,指出新鮮的部分
過彎的不同碗類型
湯匙
標準技術適用。
小碗 = 更少的角落(最多 2-3 人)
大碗 = 更多角落(4-5 人)
Bong Bowls
較大的表面積:
- 可能更多的角落
- Easier to see where you're lighting
- Can accommodate more people
- Often 4-6 good corners
Tip: Bigger bowls allow more precise cornering due to size.
One-Hitters/Chillums
Not possible to corner - designed for single hits. Pack smaller amounts for sharing.
Cornering Etiquette
In Group Sessions
The unwritten rules:
- First corner usually goes to bowl packer
- Never torch someone else's green
- Rotate consistently (left or right, stick to it)
- Announce when bowl is cashed
- Offer to repack if you cashed it
Verbal Cues
- "Greens" = Fresh bowl, you get first hit
- "Corners left" = Some green remains on edges
- "It's cashed" = Bowl is done, needs repacking
- "Your corner is here" = Pointing to fresh section
When to Just Torch It
Sometimes cornering isn't practical:
- Solo session when you want quick one-hit
- Very small bowls
- When resin prevents clean corners
- When you're the last person
Why Greens Taste Better
The science:
- First hit: Fresh terpenes, full flavor
- Subsequent hits: Some terpenes burned off
- Ash hits: Mainly carbon, harsh, little flavor
Cornering preserves the experience for everyone by ensuring each person gets some of that fresh-hit flavor.
Practice Tips
For Beginners
1. Practice solo first - learn flame control without pressure
2. Use hemp wick - easier precision than lighters
3. Watch experienced people - observe their technique
4. Start with bigger bowls - more room for error
Developing Precision
- Light unloaded bowls to see where your flame naturally goes
- Practice touching lighter to bowl edge without cannabis
- Get comfortable with the angle before lighting real bowls
When Cornering Goes Wrong
You Accidentally Torched It
What to do:
- Apologize simply: "My bad, I torched it"
- Offer to pack the next bowl
- Learn from the mistake
- Don't make a big deal of it
Someone Torched Your Green
What to do:
- It happens - don't make a scene
- Maybe politely remind them to corner
- Newer smokers may not know the technique
- Teach, don't criticize
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean to corner a bowl?
Cornering means lighting only a small section (corner) of the bowl rather than the entire surface. This preserves fresh green cannabis for other people sharing the bowl. Each person lights their own fresh section, rotating around the bowl until it's finished.
How many corners can you get from one bowl?
A typical spoon pipe bowl gives 4-6 corners. Larger bong bowls can give 6-8. This depends on bowl size, packing density, and how precisely you corner. Small bowls may only give 2-3 good corners.
Is cornering only for group smoking?
No, cornering benefits solo smokers too. By lighting small sections, you get multiple fresh-tasting hits instead of one good hit followed by ashy ones. It maximizes flavor and efficiency from each bowl.
This guide is for educational purposes. Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction.
Step 1: Pack bowl evenly
Pack cannabis evenly across the entire bowl surface, creating a flat, level surface. Not too tight - needs airflow.
Step 2: Position lighter at edge
Hold lighter at bowl EDGE, not center. Tilt so flame points inward at angle. Only the edge of flame should touch cannabis.
Step 3: Light small section only
Start inhaling before flame touches, light only a small wedge (1/4 to 1/6 of bowl), remove flame as soon as section cherries.
Step 4: Clear and pass
Inhale your hit, then rotate bowl so fresh green faces next person. Announce where the fresh section is.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cornering means lighting only a small section (corner) of the bowl rather than the entire surface. This preserves fresh green cannabis for other people sharing the bowl. Each person lights their own fresh section, rotating around the bowl until it's finished.
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