Lamb's Bread reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain Lamb's Bread.
May 17, 2018
MAN THIS ONE IS GOOD! I love sativa's that make you get up and move! If you get a chance to get this one grab it!
This strain gives an amazing high. It helps me focus when I have do things around the house, run errands, or in the past when I had to write papers, and it enhances my imagination when I watch movies or read books. I feel significantly more happy while smoking this strain, even though I’m constantly in a good mood while sober.
This shit is okay, I come from Jamaica, and this shit is okay. A lot of white people don't know that this variety of cannabis can be consumed raw for a pretty potent medicine. Just throw it on a salad or in some milk or Yoohoo, let it sit in the sun for a couple hours then chow down for true communion (communioncation?) with the plant. Just like smoking, may take a few times to really work or just a lot at once.My friends and I normally just laugh and laugh, and point, when some polar bear lights up a spliff. That will only give you cancer friends! Just dig your hand into a potato sack of cabbage and eat it raw. Come out of the caves! You lose many vitamins when you consume in your unnatural methods. EAT YOUR GREENS SON, it lift you UP!
- Darius
Been wanting to try this strain for awhile. Finally got the chance. Gotta say it's absolutely fantastic. The buds didn't look great, small popcorn like in size, but it smelled dank and yummy.
When smoked it had a buttery flavor, with sweet earthy undertones. My mood was lifted immediately and my mind was energized. Nice sativa high that's not to racy either. Very creative and mellowed buzz, pure bliss!
December 23, 2017
a jittery strain. Very noticeable the sativa effects which are absolutely impressive on me because I have a decent tolerance haha.
Aloha!
What an honor to be the 420th person to review this legendary strain, a personal favorite of Bob Marley's verified by his 'Ohana (family) who still cultivate the strain to this day sown Nine Mile in Jamaica.
Lambsbread is named after the Rastafarian spiritual belief that the holy herb is in fact the "bread of the lamb" or the bread of life from Jah that feeds us spiritually.
While some people have taken to taken to calling it "lamb's breath" this name is incorrect according to those cultivating the strain in Jamaica for the last 50 plus years.
Lambsbread is still cultivated by Bob Marley's 'Ohana in Jamaica and can be seen grown in her homeland by his cousin Sledger in the documentary "Sledger" recently released on Youtube by Pua Mana 'Ohana.
Here is a link to the film you can watch free of charge out of Jah Love:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocpdJuiE6iU
As for cultivation of the strain Lambsbread is a looong flowering Jamaican sativa but worth every second of patience cultivated.
Those who can make the 16 plus week trip to harvest are assured to be treated to one of the finest delicacies in all of the cannabis kingdom.
Jah guide and provide 'Ohana!
Aloha a hui hou,
Pua Mana 'Ohana
December 23, 2017
a few puffs and the uplifting sativa had me by surprise. wow any depression just wipes away completely.
November 12, 2017
This strain was the first real *strain* I smoked(I didn't find a good guy until college, in high school all anyone ever sold was "gas" aka nobody knew wtf it was)
anyway this is my favorite strain, it makes you so productive. I haven't had it in years and I've smoke idk how many different types of strains but Lambs Bread will always be my #1.