Apr 9, 2024
Understanding Mastic Trees in the Desert Mastic trees (Pistacia lentiscus) are Mediterranean natives, well-adapted to hot, dry climates like
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Understanding Mastic Trees in the Desert Mastic trees (Pistacia lentiscus) are Mediterranean natives, well-adapted to hot, dry climates like
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Minnak bir sakiz agacj ile tanistik bugün 😊 #mastictree #masticmuseum #greece #chios #sincosh #happyday (Chíos, Greece)
Tale of Mastic Trees As leaving from Cesme shore and sailing on the Aegean Sea, I looked on for some traditional and local things in Chios Island and just found out that however the mastic trees (which is the local product of Chios) can grow anywhere where the climate provides average humid and warmth but they don’t give mastic gums in any other place but Chios. Mastic is called the tears of tree; so, I had my first question for the first night to ask a local random friend. I found the answer in the most delicious restaurant ‘Agyra’ in the neighbourhood I stayed where I was welcomed so warm and heartedly. “So; why do the trees cry?”