Green Flower's Straight Tube Bong with Diffuser Downstem keeps the setup simple: an upright glass water pipe with a diffuser downstem, a straight chamber, and a round base. It's a classic tube-style piece without a complicated multi-chamber layout.
The joint is 14mm female at 45°, so check those details before picking a replacement bowl. Pink, Green, Orange, Blue, and Red are the available color choices; the listed joint configuration is the same across all five.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Green Flower |
| Product type | Straight tube bong / glass water pipe |
| Material | Glass |
| Joint size | 14mm |
| Joint angle / gender | 45° / Female |
| Downstem style | Diffuser downstem |
| Base | Round, flared |
| Color variants | Pink, Green, Orange, Blue, Red |
Instead of releasing smoke from one open tube end, a diffuser downstem spreads the flow as it enters the water. That gives this straight tube a diffused water entry point without adding a second chamber or a complicated perc assembly.
The diffuser needs to sit below the waterline to work as intended. Check the water level around the bottom of the downstem before using the piece.
Start with a 14mm male bowl for the bong's 14mm female connection. The 45° orientation matters if you're adding anything bulky or angled, so check clearance around the tube rather than relying on joint size alone.
Browse bong bowl pieces for options, and check the individual item's fitting. If you're unsure what joint you have, the bong bowl sizing guide explains how size and gender pair up.
Add enough water to cover the diffuser outlet, then check the draw and adjust if water splashes up the tube. The useful reference point is the outlet's position, not a fixed water measurement borrowed from another bong.
Empty old water and rinse the chamber regularly. Pay attention to buildup around the diffuser opening and the angled joint, not just the main tube. Handle the glass carefully and let it dry before putting it away.
Don't force the downstem out for cleaning unless you've confirmed that it lifts out; not every straight tube has a removable stem.
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