Sinai

Sinai, also known as Red Sea, is a strain of cannabis that originates from the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and is cultivated by the indigenous Bedouin population. There are two main types of this strain: a shorter, tree-like indica variety and a taller, sativa-like vine that is easier to manipulate during cultivation. Both varieties have a strong, pungent aroma, with the indica pheno adding a skunky undertone to the mix. The plants were traditionally fertilized using mud from the Nile River or fresh camel dung, and were grown for the purpose of producing hash using traditional methods passed down through generations. The effects of Sinai cannabis are known to be euphoric, blissful, and offer a range of therapeutic advantages.