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Introducing The Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors

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Published: Oct 13, 2025 Last Reviewed: Aug 07, 2026 • 8 min read Editorially Reviewed

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Wulf Mods just leveled up the nectar collector with 4 new water filtered pieces built from thick borosilicate glass. This guide breaks down the Timber, Nova, Timber Stack, and Nova Stack, how their built in percolators smooth out every hit, and how to pick the right one for your sessions.

Key Takeaways

  • The Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors range from 8 to 11 inches tall and include a built in percolator for water filtered hits.
  • Each collector ships with 3 nectar tips, in ceramic, titanium, and quartz, that swap easily thanks to threaded connections.
  • The Stack versions add a second percolator and stand taller for even more filtering power over the standard Timber and Nova.
  • You'll need a butane torch to heat the tip, since a standard lighter can't reach the temperature needed for concentrate vaporization.

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  • What are the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors?
  • How do you use a water filtered nectar collector?
  • What's the difference between the regular and Stack versions?
  • What tips come with the Wulf Mods Nectar Collectors?

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Lock the gates! Sound the alarms! And call up Hollywood, because we’ve got a Jurassic sized jail break on our hands here and it simply must be seen to be believed!

Towering glass nectar collectors are now running free, upending sessions with their water filtered ferocity providing prehistoric clouds strong enough to send you and your friends right back to the stone age!

Where previous glass scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should, but Wulf Mods has informed us that once they realized they could there was no question as to whether it should - it simply had to be realized.

What are we babbling on about? Well of course it’s the 4 brand new Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors, including the Wulf Mods Timber Water Filtered Nectar Collector, Wulf Mods Nova Water Filtered Nectar Collector, Wulf Mods Timber Stack Water Filtered Nectar Collector, and Wulf Mods Nova Stack Water Filtered Nectar Collector.

Take a look below to get the inside scoop from Got Vape on this epic quadrilogy of nectar collecting greatness and see how they can provide a unique experience more than worth the price of admission. Just be careful… they do bite… with heady clouds that is!

Without any further adieu, welcome to Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collector Park!

Person holding a WULF Timber nectar collector over a park table

What Are Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors?

If run of the mill straw style nectar collectors were the very first creatures to crawl their way out of the primordial soup onto land, then consider these Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors to be the T-Rex.

Evolved in every capacity, brimming with excessive power, and finally delivering on the promise of what came before.

Ranging in size from 8” - 11” tall, these XL heavy hitters are ready to chomp down on your concentrates with the same long neck and excessive appetite as a Brachiosaurus. Just off their size alone, this makes handling them while hot much safer, letting you focus on getting the best possible vaporization of your materials.

Looking inside these Godzilla sized Nectar Collectors, you’ll notice both the inclusion of a built in percolator and the space to fill your piece with water in the same way you would with a bubbler, dab rig, or traditional water pipe.

This evolves the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors to a whole new echelon of substance, allowing you to enjoy clouds that are ferociously strong, but still mellowed out enough to enjoy them without inducing a coughing fit.

Built out of thick borosilicate glass materials, these nectar collectors have all the heavy duty prowess of a charging Triceratops, letting you bring them along without having to worry about ever damaging your new device or a chance drop halting your session.

Where things start to get really spicy, like Velociraptors opening doors level spicy, is with the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors inclusion of not one, not two, but a total of three different nectar collecting tips with materials including ceramic, titanium, and quartz.

Should the gates to your dabbing park open and you misplace your favorite tip or if you just want some back ups, you can also grab the Wulf Glass Screw On Nectar Tips as singles allowing you to get all the ceramic, quartz, and titanium tips that your sessions needs.

Thanks to 510 threaded connections, you can easily swap between all 3 of the different tip choices with ease. Letting you always match up the right tip to the right material, giving you the synergy that provides the most satisfying of clouds - all with one convenient piece.

Woman using Wulf Nova Nectar Collector in forest clearing

How Do Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors Work?

As opposed to finding a mosquito buried in amber and reverse engineering its DNA to see what it was chowing down on all those years ago - we have the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors right here in our hands to let you all in how these bad mamma jammas get down.

First off, we wanted to point out how all of the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors come with a dedicated glass dish for you to load your concentrates beforehand. Trust us when we say this makes a world of difference, as it’s a lot more efficient than just hovering over your entire container.

Like all nectar collectors, the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors require a butane torch to bring their tip to the correct temperature for concentrate vaporization. Unfortunately a traditional lighter won’t do, as they simply don’t have a hot enough flame, that’s why you will 100% require a torch to get started.

Luckily for you there are a ton of different options, ranging from convenient handhelds like the Wulf Mods Blitz Butane Powered Torch, all the way to visually inventive wonders like the Thicket Spaceout Starlight Torch, both perfect to get you started.

With torch in hand, carefully ignite your flame and hover it across the tip of your Water Filtered Nectar Collector until you reach your desired heat. If you really want to go pro with your dabbing, consider checking out dedicated temperature reading tools like the Octave Terp Timer Temperature Reader for Dab Nails.

Once the tip has been properly warmed, you can hover your nectar collector over your materials and draw as the heat of your tip vaporizes concentrates to provide you with direct, potent, and quick clouds.

When completed, simply pass your Nectar Collector to your friend, fire it up for round two, or place it somewhere safe to cool off. Always pay extra care to the tip of your nectar collector, as they will be incredibly hot right after you dab and could burn things.

Man holding Wulf Timber Stack in forest clearing

What’s The Difference Between Regular And “Stack” Wulf Mods Nectar Collectors? 

Much like the way the T-Rex slowly grows in size each Jurassic Park film, the “Stack” versions of Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors are the Jurassic Park 2, to the regular versions as they bump the standard height from 8” to 11” while also including a second percolator.

This gives the Wulf Mods Timber Stack and Wulf Mods Nova Stack twice the amount of filtering power, all with the same ease of use as the original model. With an identical percolator added in, your dabs are super filtered before the reach to give you some epic sized clouds.

The result is a series of 4 unique devices with 2 different overarching designs spread between either XL or XXL nectar collectors, giving you the choice of just how high you want to tune things up.

When it comes to which one you pick up, the regular Timber is an incredibly capable piece that is more than capable of handling your dabs, but if you want to really go hard then stepping things up to the Timber Stack is a great idea as it’s larger size and dual perc system provide more heavy duty filtering.

Everything depends on your own preferences and current budget, but know that no matter which Nova or Timber device you end up going with, you still get access to water filtered dabbing with a choice of 3 different included nectar tips to guarantee you a good time.

Man holding Wulf Nova Stack out, overlooking a city landscape

What Do The Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors Offer My Sessions?

The difference between Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors like the Nova and Nova Stack and the ancient straw type nectar collectors of old is as stark as the difference between a fossil and a living breathing dinosaur. It’s just a complete night and day improvement that you can immediately notice.

After they were set loose in our office, the Got Vape Crew got to experimenting with them and the first thing that we all noticed off the bat was how little we were coughing and how utterly smooth the clouds were from the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors.

While using the Wulf Mods Timber Stack Water Filtered Nectar Collector, we really enjoyed how the dual percolators helped with high temperature dabbing. It still had the same intensity that we were chasing, but without any tarnishing of the terps / flavor profiles locked within your concentrates.

After the initial blast of flavor and vapor, a supreme satisfaction set in as we got to experience 100% of what our concentrates had to offer, without any dumbing down of power. With quick heat times as well as smooth rips, these are some seriously potent heavy hitters that can go as hard as you need.

When it comes to the 3 different tips, we found them all to absolutely rip and that switching between them was incredibly easy. Really happy with the overall quality and are impressed with just how much they were able to offer sessions.

As a whole, the Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collectors all provided absolutely professional grade dabs that hit as hard as even our most expensive rigs, all the while having that easy to use nectar collecting charm that we fell in love with in the first place.

Exit Through The Dab Shop!

We hope you enjoy your stay at Wulf Mods Water Filtered Nectar Collector Park! Should you want to take your own piece home, know that the Wulf Mods Timber, Timber Stack, Nova, and Nova Stack are all available to purchase right now, right here online at Got Vape!

Don’t put your dabs on hold and get ready for some seriously ferocious dabbing!

Thanks for stopping in with the Got Vape Crew and make sure to check out the rest of our product highlights and vaping tips over at our main Got Vape Vaporizing Blog right here!

Frequently Asked Questions

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What makes these nectar collectors different from a standard straw style piece?

The built in percolator and water chamber filter and cool the vapor the same way a water pipe does, giving you a smoother hit than a straw style nectar collector.

Do I need a torch to use a Wulf Mods Nectar Collector?

Yes. A butane torch heats the tip to the temperature needed to vaporize your concentrate. A standard lighter won't get hot enough.

What's the difference between the Timber and Timber Stack?

The Stack versions add a second percolator and increase the height from 8 inches to 11 inches, giving you double the filtering power over the standard version.

What nectar tip materials are included?

Each collector comes with ceramic, titanium, and quartz tips, so you can match the tip material to the material you're vaporizing.

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Published October 13, 2025
Last Reviewed August 07, 2026
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