Ultimate Guide To How to Make an Apple Bong

Learning how to make an apple bong is easy. A homemade pipe may be a cheaper option, especially when you are pressed for time or at an inconvenient location – one that has a lot of apples.

Apples make for good bongs because they can be poked through easily to form chambers and tunnels. You can place your weed on top of the apple and suck in the fumes through a hole inside. Apples are not the hardest thing to hold in one hand, and you can enjoy your experience smoking with an apple.

Making the Perfect Pipe for Smoking Weed

Smoking weed may be an art, but it is also a science. When you light up your bud, the fumes are what you need to inhale so you can benefit from all the properties of the cannabis flower.

For this reason, you need an avenue for your smoke to pass through. You also need to sit your weed on a surface. The surface should be porous enough to let the smoke pass through and travel, then reach your mouth.

Homemade Things to Smoke Out of

No matter what strain of indica or sativa you are partial to, you need a bong or pipe to smoke it out of. If you are fresh out of rolling paper or you want to add a bit of excitement to your pot session, then you might want to try out some of these homemade bongs.

• Water bottles
• Cans
• Toilet paper rolls
• Mason jars
• Apples
• Oranges
• Bananas
• Carrots
• Peppers

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Make an Apple Bong 

Step 1: Gather all the things you need

Most importantly, you need an apple, which will double as your homemade bong bowl. Next, you need a sharp tool to poke some holes with. You may use a chopstick, nail, toothpick, screwdriver, or a pen to dig a hole through your apple. Beyond that, you need your batch of weed, a lighter, and maybe a friend to share it with.

Step 2: Prep your apple 

You may want to wash your apple before you use it as a DIY weed pipe. It can also make for a tasty snack after you get high. You will need to take the stalk off your apple to create a space to place your weed when lighting it up. Find an apple with a relatively larger surface area for holding the weed. Either way, an apple is probably a last-ditch bong for taking a hit because it holds only little weed on it at a go.

Step 3: Poke the appropriate holes in the apple bong

Now comes the fun part. Start by poking a hole down from the stalk of the apple – not all the way through, stop halfway through the apple to create a channel or burrow. Poke another hole from the side of the apple all the way to approximately where the first burrow is. You will feel the crunch when you reach it. This hole will be your inhaling hole.

The burrow will lead the smoke to your mouth. You need a third hole, also known as a carb, for ventilation purposes. Create this hole by burrowing from the inhaling hole to the opposite end of the apple. It should pass through the original chamber.

Step 4: Light up the apple bong

Place your cannabis on the stalk area of your apple and light it up. Inhale through the side hole and blow out for your hit.

Now, you know how to make an apple bong. Your ready to smoke weed out of an apple just like you would any regular bong. 

How to Smoke Weed out of an Apple

When you are smoking out of an apple, you need to place your weed on the top of the apple, right where the stalk usually is. Light it up, hold a finger over the carb hole, and suck in through your inhalation hole. This makes sure that you aren’t wasting any smoke through the other hole. After this, you can let go of the finger holding the carb. And voila, you just had your first apple bong bowl hit.

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