Wow... Sounds fantastic.... I hope you were able to make some seeds with this Syrian cultivar.
Nicely done
I didn't make seeds, only grew 2 Syrian plants this season, just to have a look. I grew a few different Mediterranean lines to try them. If there's one I like more than the others, then I will probably buy a few packs of that one to make a repro
I know you do! Looking forward to try my Sinai buds, I know that's your fave. Do you also make hash with the Sinai? Or just cobs?Nicely done
I love the Middle Eastern/North African varieties, they are so unique and beautiful
🪷Om Namah Shivaya🪷
I know I have posted my love for the Sinai all over this site
it is just such a great cultivar. It has morphed over time due to my selections and I have made some primo hash from it. The most memorable batch was a few years ago. A friend of mine wanted to learn how to grow and make hash so we used the Sinai genetics to do a large greenhouse grow. We had around 70 females and used ice water. Stirred by hand and collected a large amount of the ripest glands Frenchy Cannoli style. That stuff was mind blowing 
full spectrum, only used 3 screens. So black, gooey, and delicious 
I didn’t smoke much of it as I had to travel but my wife greatly enjoyed it. Now my schedule is so filled up that I only make cobs as it is less time consuming than making hash. I will be harvesting more Sinai over the next few days and am very excited to see how these selections have turned out 
I was thinking same thing... what a unique look for a cannabis plant.
Yes, the terps are as described, and the 2 females I grew were nicely resinous. Fast too - took one at 55 days and the other went to 62, so quite a bit of variation between phenos. Terps faded a little in cure, but the effect was relaxed and happy. In my current grow I've a few OG Kush hybrids crossed with a Syrian male from my last grow. They are really vigorous, healthy plants.
