Our Egyptian cannabis landrace that we collected in Sinai during the 1990s got some informative customer reviews recently.
“I grew out the Indica pheno a few years back, and that was superb. Short, squate, and almost Navy blue at fiinish. It’s definitely a hash variety. Incredible perfume aroma and a sweet, spicy, camphor, smooth taste.
“Relaxing, joy, content. No lethargy or other negative attributes. Love her to bits and have made many crosses, which carry over the aroma, flavour, and effect.”
Another cultivator writes as follows, after sharing the photo of the bud above:
“All [plants] have a pleasant high from moderate to potent. One pheno have a special euphoric high, the others are more sedative. Many of them are good painkiller, calming dorsal pain and body aches. Maybe some amount of CBD in them too, even if it’s not dominant.
“The smoke is pleasant, even if the taste is earthy to herbal (that’s not what I prefer). Some are a little more sweety/fruity, I will see the evolution with more curing.
“The morphology and bud structure are closely identical to the Sudanese, but to me the Sudanese is more potent and tasty.
“In fact, it look likes the Sudanese was a selected Sinaï continuation for bud consumption.”
A third customers notes the “relaxing / meditative high” and aromas and flavours of tobacco, herbs, rose. peaches, and incense….
