OCB Organic Hemp 1 ¼ Cones 100 Count Tower

The OCB Organic Hemp 1 ¼ Cones 100 Count Tower is a bulk pack of pre-rolled cones made from organic hemp fibers for people who roll frequently and want consistent, ready-to-fill papers. Each 84mm cone holds about 0.5g of herbal material, and the 100-count tower means you're stocked for weeks of sessions without constantly restocking. OCB sources their hemp fibers from Champagne, France, and keeps the paper unbleached and ultra-thin so the smoke tastes like your flower, not the wrapper.

Key Benefits

• 100 cones in one tower — No more running out mid-session or scrambling to the shop every week
• Pre-rolled and ready to fill — Skip the learning curve and uneven rolls; just pack and twist
• Organic hemp fibers from France — Sustainably grown in Champagne without bleach or synthetic additives
• Ultra-thin paper — Burns slow and clean so you taste your flower, not paper smoke
• Natural Acacia gum seal — Sticks reliably without synthetic adhesives
• 0.5g capacity per cone — Perfect single or shared session size without waste

Best For

This tower is built for regular smokers who go through several joints a week and prefer pre-roll cones over hand-rolling every time. If you're hosting group sessions, stocking a stash box, or just want to fill a few cones at once for the week ahead, the 100-count format keeps you ahead of demand. It's also solid for people who struggle with rolling technique or prefer consistent results without the practice time. The organic hemp construction appeals to smokers who care about what they're inhaling and want minimal processing between plant and paper.

How to Use Them

Pull a cone from the tower and hold it upright with the twist tip facing up. Use a packing tool or the blunt end of a pen to gently fill the cone with ground flower, tapping the cone on a surface every few pinches to settle the material evenly. Don't overstuff or the draw will be too tight; aim for a firm but not compressed pack. Once filled to about half an inch from the top, twist the open end shut to seal it. That's it. Light the twisted end, rotate the cone while lighting to get an even burn, and you're set. The ultra-thin hemp paper burns slower than some wood pulp papers, so you'll notice a cooler smoke and longer session. Keep unused cones in the tower or transfer them to a sealed container to prevent humidity from softening the paper or gum.

Quick Packing Tips

Grind your flower medium-fine for easier packing and better airflow. Too fine and it'll pull through the filter; too coarse and it'll burn unevenly. Pack in layers, tapping between each addition to avoid air pockets. If the cone feels too loose after filling, gently compress the material by pushing down with your tool while holding the cone upright. The Acacia gum seal needs just a bit of moisture to activate, so a quick lick on the twist before sealing helps lock everything in place. Store filled cones standing upright in a smell-proof container to keep them fresh and ready to go.

Specifications

Why Organic Hemp Over Wood Pulp

Hemp papers burn slower and cooler than traditional wood pulp papers because the fibers are denser and less processed. You'll taste more of the flower's terpenes and less of the paper itself, which matters when you're working with quality product. OCB's organic hemp comes from Champagne, France, where it's grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, so there's no residual chemical flavor bleeding into your smoke. The unbleached finish means no chlorine or harsh whitening agents, just natural plant fibers. Acacia gum is a tree resin that's been used for centuries as a natural adhesive, and it holds strong without the chemical aftertaste of synthetic glues. If you've ever noticed a weird flavor on cheaper papers, that's usually bleach or low-quality adhesive. Hemp papers also produce less ash than wood pulp, which keeps your piece cleaner longer if you're smoking through a pipe or bong.

FAQ

How do these compare to OCB's bamboo or virgin papers?

OCB's organic hemp cones burn slower than their bamboo line and have a slightly thicker feel than virgin papers, but they're still ultra-thin compared to most brands. Hemp fibers give you a cooler smoke with more natural flavor, while bamboo burns a bit faster and virgin papers are the thinnest option. If you want the most neutral taste and slowest burn, hemp is the move. Bamboo is great if you prefer a quicker session, and virgin papers work well if you want the absolute thinnest wrap possible.

Will these fit in a standard cone filler?

Yes, 84mm (1 ¼ size) cones fit most cone-filling machines and multi-cone loaders designed for king-size or 1 ¼ formats. The cone diameter is standard across brands, so if you've got a filling device that works with other 84mm cones, these will drop right in. Just make sure your loader isn't sized specifically for 109mm or larger formats.

Do the cones come with filters already in them?

Yes, each cone has a rolled cardboard filter tip pre-installed at the base, so you don't need to buy or roll separate filters. The filter keeps material from pulling through while maintaining airflow, and it gives you a stable grip point when the cone burns down.

How should I store these to keep them fresh?

Keep the tower sealed or transfer unused cones to an airtight container in a cool, dry spot. High humidity can soften the paper and make the gum less sticky, while too much dryness can make the paper brittle. If you live in a humid climate, tossing a small humidity pack (like a 62% Boveda) into your storage container will keep the papers at the right moisture level without overdoing it.

Can I pack concentrates in these, or are they flower-only?

These are designed for dry herbal material, but you can add small amounts of concentrate by mixing it into ground flower or placing a thin layer inside the cone. Don't pack straight concentrate into a paper cone—it won't burn evenly and you'll waste product. If you're working with concentrates regularly, a nectar collector or dab rig will give you better results and efficiency.

How long does the 100-count tower last for a daily smoker?

If you're going through one cone a day, the tower lasts about three months. If you're running two or three sessions daily or sharing with friends, expect it to last four to six weeks. The bulk format is built for people who don't want to restock constantly, so even heavy users get solid mileage out of a single tower.

Are these actually better for the environment than standard papers?

Organic hemp is more sustainable than wood pulp because it grows faster, requires less water, and doesn't need pesticides or heavy chemical processing. OCB's hemp fibers come from Champagne, France, where they're grown under organic standards, and the unbleached finish means fewer chemicals in the production process. The paper and packaging are biodegradable, though the plastic tower itself isn't. If you're aiming to reduce your environmental footprint, hemp papers are a solid step up from conventional wood pulp options, and the bulk format means less frequent packaging waste compared to buying smaller packs every week.