Blazy Susan Wraps – Rose Wrap, Natural/Unflavored

The Blazy Susan Rose Wrap is a natural, unflavored rolling wrap made from rose petals for smokers who want something different without artificial flavors or additives. These wraps burn slow and smooth, with a light floral character from the rose petal base that doesn't overpower your flower. Each wrap is pre-rolled and ready to fill, so you skip the learning curve of traditional blunt wraps.

Key Benefits

• Natural rose petal base — no tobacco, no nicotine, just rose petals pressed into a smooth wrap
• Unflavored formulation — light floral notes without synthetic flavoring or sweeteners
• Slow, even burn — rose petal construction burns cooler and longer than typical blunt wraps
• Pre-rolled and ready — skip the splitting and rolling, just fill and seal
• Alternative to tobacco wraps — for smokers looking to cut out nicotine and tobacco leaf

Best For

Made for smokers who want a cleaner alternative to traditional blunt wraps. If you're tired of tobacco leaf or want something that burns slower without flavoring, these rose wraps fit the bill. They're also popular with people who appreciate the ritual of rolling but want a smoother, less harsh smoke.

How to Use It

Using a rose wrap is straightforward. Open the wrap carefully — rose petal wraps are more delicate than tobacco leaf, so handle them gently. Fill the wrap with ground flower, keeping the material evenly distributed along the length. Roll it up like you would any blunt, sealing the edge with a bit of moisture (your tongue or a dab of water works fine). Light it up and enjoy the slow burn.

Because rose wraps don't have the elasticity of tobacco leaf, they require a lighter touch when rolling. Don't overpack or use overly sticky flower — dry to medium moisture content works best. If the wrap cracks while rolling, you can patch it with a small piece from another wrap or just start fresh.

What's Included

Each package contains multiple rose wraps, individually wrapped to keep them fresh. The master case includes multiple packages for regular smokers or sharing with friends.

Specifications

Maintenance & Storage

Keep the wraps in their original packaging until you're ready to use them. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. Once opened, use the wrap within a few days to prevent it from drying out or becoming too brittle. If a wrap feels dry, you can lightly breathe on it to add moisture before rolling.

FAQ

Are these wraps actually made from rose petals?

Yes. Blazy Susan Rose Wraps are made from real rose petals, pressed and formed into a wrap. They contain no tobacco, no nicotine, and no synthetic materials. The light floral character comes from the rose petal base, not added flavoring.

Do they taste like roses?

They have a subtle floral note, but it's not overpowering. The unflavored version doesn't have any added sweeteners or artificial flavoring, so you're just getting the natural rose petal character. Most smokers describe it as smooth and slightly floral, without masking the taste of the flower.

How do rose wraps compare to tobacco blunt wraps?

Rose wraps burn slower and cooler than most tobacco blunt wraps, and they don't have the nicotine buzz or harshness that comes with tobacco leaf. They're a good alternative if you want the ritual of a blunt without the tobacco. The tradeoff is that rose wraps are more delicate and require a gentler rolling technique.

Can I use these if I've never rolled a blunt before?

You can, but there's a learning curve. Rose wraps are more fragile than tobacco leaf, so if you're brand new to rolling, you might want to practice with something more forgiving first. That said, because they're pre-rolled, you're mostly just filling and sealing, which is easier than starting from scratch.

Do these wraps have any additives or chemicals?

No. Blazy Susan Rose Wraps are natural and unflavored, with no synthetic flavoring, sweeteners, or chemical additives. They're just rose petals pressed into wrap form.

How long do rose wraps burn?

Rose wraps burn slower than most rolling papers and many tobacco blunt wraps. Burn time depends on how tightly you pack the wrap and how you smoke it, but expect a longer, cooler session than you'd get with a typical paper.

Can I store these long-term?

As long as you keep them sealed in their original packaging and store them in a cool, dry place, they'll stay fresh for months. Once you open a wrap, use it within a few days to prevent it from drying out.