大麻礼仪：吸烟圈的不成文规则

每一个社交活动都有不成文的规则。 大麻文化也不例外。 无论您是加入第一个吸烟圈还是举办会议，了解适当的礼仪会让所有参与者都更加顺畅和愉快。

快速回答

核心大麻礼仪：Puff-Puff-Pass（两次击球，然后通过），不要让关节（猪）联合，为客人提供绿色，带来一些分享，不要强迫任何人吸烟，保持嘴唇干燥，从不让某人变得轻盈，并始终对主人/提供者表示感谢。

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旋转：粉扑通

基本规则

Take two puffs (hits), then pass to the next person. This is the universal standard that ensures everyone gets equal access.

Why two? One hit is too short for some people to properly inhale. Three or more means others wait too long. Two is the sweet spot.

方向很重要

The rotation typically goes left (clockwise), but the provider sets the direction. Once established, stick with it. Changing direction mid-rotation causes confusion.

起点：无论是谁滚动或提供大麻，通常都会先点燃或提供第一次击中给其他人。

不要鲍嘉

“Bogarting”是指在不经过的情况下将关节固定得太久。 以演员汉弗莱·鲍嘉的名字命名，他在电影中经常从嘴唇上挂着一支烟。

迹象表明你正在:

• 手里拿着关节讲长篇故事
• 吸取两个以上的粉扑
• 忘记你拿着它
• 在其他人等待的时候环顾四周

Solution: 击中、击中、传球。 保存故事到你过去后。

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提供绿色

什么是绿色？

“绿党”是指从新鲜包装的碗中的第一次打击。 这是最好的热门歌曲 - 在碗开始炭化之前，充满了新鲜的绿色大麻，味道和效力最大。

礼貌

常用做法：主人或提供者向客人提供果岭作为尊重和欢迎的标志。

二中择：一些主人自己拿果岭——只要先提供，这两种方法都是可以接受的。

转过碗

When taking greens, 转过碗 - light only one section, leaving green for the next person. Don't torch the entire surface. This way, two or three people can enjoy greens.

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分享礼仪

如果你在消费

尽可能贡献:

• 带上你自己的大麻分享
• 带上零食或饮料
• 提议滚动
• 帮助清理

没想到但总是受到赞赏: 不成文的规则是互惠。 如果有人定期与您分享，请寻找贡献方式。

Matching

“匹配”意味着贡献相等的数量。 如果有人扔进一克，你就扔进一克。 朋友之间普遍，以确保公平。

并非总是必需的：在所有情况下，匹配不是强制性的。 有时一个人提供，这很好。

不要问，不要期待

这是不好的形式:

• 要求吸烟某人的个人藏匿处不请自来
• 预计会定期抽烟而不会做出贡献
• 当他们与您分享时，批评某人的大麻
• 邀请额外的人而不事先询问主人

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体操

唇型协议

保持嘴唇干燥 before hitting a joint or shared piece. No one wants a soggy, wet joint coming their way.

不要唇动: 不要将整个嘴巴缠在关节周围。 只用你的嘴唇，而不是你的整个嘴。

Coughing

它发生在每个人身上。 如果你感到咳嗽：

• 转身离开圆圈
• 捂住嘴
• 咳嗽前通过碎片
• 不要咳嗽到管道或接头处

永远不要取笑 of someone for coughing. It's natural and often means they got a good hit.

没有湿热

如果您不小心在关节上流泪，请承认并道歉。 有些人会擦掉它，有些人不会在意，但承认表明意识。

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打火机礼仪

神圣的打火机

永远不要把某人的打火机放在口袋里。 这是一个常见的现象，甚至有一个术语：“轻贼”。

最佳实践:

• 使用后立即返回打火机
• 尽可能使用自己的打火机
• 如果你借，显眼地把它还给

BIC 较轻的文化

在许多圈子中，主人提供了一个社区打火机。 在将任何打火机装入口袋之前检查 - 即使是意外。

麻芯选项：有些人更喜欢大麻芯的味道更清洁。 如果提供，尊重偏好。

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同意和压力

从不压力

大麻礼仪规则#1: 永远不要强迫任何人消费。 第一次尊重“不”。

对“不，谢谢”的可接受的回应:

• “酷，如果你改变主意，请告诉我”
• “不用担心”
• 只需移动到下一个人

不予接受:

• “来吧，一击就行”
• "Why not?"
• 让他们对下降感到尴尬

尊重限制

一些人：

• 容差较低
• 正在休息
• 以后有工作/责任
• 不喜欢吸烟，但享受陪伴

全部有效。 不要质疑或判断。

Check-Ins

优秀的主人与经验不足的参与者签到：

• “你感觉怎么样？”
• “要水吗？”
• "We can slow down if you want"

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Hosting Etiquette

The Host's Responsibilities

Provide basics:

• Comfortable seating
• Good ventilation or outdoor space
• Water (always have water)
• Snacks (appreciated but not required)
• Ashtray

Create atmosphere:

• Music (not too loud for conversation)
• Good lighting
• Comfortable temperature

Know Your Guests

For new smokers:

• Start with smaller amounts
• Explain what they're smoking
• Watch for signs of discomfort
• Have a chill activity ready if needed

For experienced smokers:

• Match their pace (within reason)
• Share quality pieces if you have them
• Don't over-explain obvious things

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Rolling Etiquette

If You Can Roll

Offer to roll - it's a valued skill. But don't insist if someone else wants to.

If You Can't Roll

That's okay. Many people can't. Don't apologize excessively - it's just a skill some have developed.

Learn eventually: It's worth learning to roll. Many tutorials available (including guides on our site).

Don't Critique the Roll

If someone rolls for the group, don't criticize their work. They're contributing. If it smokes, it works.

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Common Faux Pas

Things to Avoid

Slobbering: Keep the mouthpiece dry

Camping: Holding too long while talking

Torching: Lighting the entire bowl surface instead of cornering

Ashing in the wrong place: Use the ashtray, not the carpet

Pocket dialing: Taking someone's lighter

Over-pouring: Putting in way more than necessary

Under-contributing: Never bringing anything to share

Things That Seem Wrong But Are Fine

Declining: Always okay to say no

Leaving early: Life happens

Not matching: If you can't afford it, that's okay

Coughing: Natural response

Taking a break: Mid-session breaks are fine

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Being a Good Guest

Basic Courtesy

• RSVP: Let host know if you're coming
• Be on time: Especially for planned sessions
• Bring something: Snacks, drinks, cannabis, or help
• Respect the space: Don't make a mess
• Thank the host: Express gratitude

Know When to Leave

Don't overstay. Read the room. If people are getting tired or busy, wrap things up gracefully.

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Regional Variations

Different Places, Different Rules

Cannabis culture varies by region:

Amsterdam coffee shops: More formal, purchase required, specific rules posted

West Coast US: Casual, sharing culture strong

East Coast US: Similar to West Coast with local variations

Canada: Generally casual since legalization

Jamaica: Different cultural context, respect local customs

When in doubt, ask locals or observe before participating.

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Summary

Cannabis etiquette boils down to a few core principles:

1. Share fairly (puff-puff-pass)

2. Contribute when possible (bring something)

3. Respect boundaries (no pressure)

4. Be courteous (dry lips, return lighters)

5. Thank your host (express gratitude)

Good etiquette makes sessions more enjoyable for everyone. When in doubt, be generous, patient, and respectful.

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This guide is for educational purposes. Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction.