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Lambsbread

By Mark Wunder | April 08, 2013 08:29:02 AM PDT

Classification: Mostly sativa

Growing Environment: Indoor/Outdoor

Garden Skills: Beginner to intermediate

Flowering Time: 9 - 10 weeks (indoor) or beginning of November (outdoor)

Yield: Moderate

Medical Uses: Depression, glaucoma, ADD/ADHD, migraines, inflammation

Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: Incredibly danky, spicey and lively on the inhale with a piney exhale that has an undertone of skunk. The effect doesn't necessarily kick in immediately, but this bud is by no means a creeper. Provides an upbeat, positive, but down-to-earth high.

Suitable for growers of all skill levels, Lambsbread grows to a medium height and produces an equal yield. Flowering between 62 and 70 days when grown in an indoor environment, this Sativa-dominant medication will also be ready for harvest before the middle of November when cultivated outdoors.

Crossed with the famed Skunk and mediocre Ruderalis, Lambsbread has become a favorite among those fortunate to try it. Although the strain Ruderalis is known for being mediocre at best, in terms of potency, it was bred with the legendary Skunk for it’s favorable growing traits of early flowering and natural resistance to disease and pests. Lambsbread, while not readily available at most dispensaries, is a great way for patients suffering from depression, migraines and even ADD/ADHD, to find relief. This strain has a notably spicy and danky flavor, with a woodsy, skunky exhale. The medicated effect lasts anywhere between 1 ½ and 2 hours, providing patients with upbeat cerebral stimulation. The buds are quite dense and smell of skunk, pine and dank. Covering these beautiful nugs are a thick layer of amber-colored tri-chromes and long orange pistils, sparsely littered around the bud. You won’t see it at your local dispensary often, but when you do, grab it if it seems like it would suit your needs.

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Lambsbread 4.28 out of 5 based on 12 ratings. 15 user reviews.

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Guest | Apr 8, 2013

Goddamn i need to show them how to grow!! but no one cares if u can have more then 5 plants u got the same ammount

BUT nice plants :) and i smoke a lamsbread now

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Guest | Apr 7, 2013

For those of you who don't realize there is a world beyond the borders of the USA, the term "Lamb's Breath" comes not from any plant strain. Rather, it is a Moroccan name for the first shake used to make the top grade of hashish.

As soon as the buds are collected, they are held over a silk cloth and shaken ONCE. As a result, the purest, sweetest, and most potent concentrations of cannabinoids fall first, this produces the best hashish - known locally as Lamb's Breath.

And now you know, the rest of the story.....

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Guest | Jan 16, 2013

My #1 favorite alongside Orange Bud. It looks ugly and it's sticky, but it smells like fresh air. I never grew any herb, but I sure love it. I've had Dutch Haze, Super Lemon Haze, Skunk, Power Flower and lots of White Widow, but this gotta be my #1.

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Guest | Nov 18, 2012

I smoked this with my boy yesterday nd man the high felt like we were about to lift off!! At first we was just chilling in the car nd the first thing we noticed was the taste. Then as time gone by we realized we were tooo fucked up lol. We had to get out the car nd walk around lol. I definitely recommend

Guest | Nov 15, 2012

I love this strain. A lovely clean high, I can smoke this everyday,by far my favorite so far. Draw back is it doesn't yield a lot but she was mature by early Oct outdoor.

Guest | Apr 27, 2012

Got a clone from Sac, Cali dispensery and I'm hoping to get great results from Lambsbread

Guest | Nov 9, 2011

I am growing a lambs bread plant now. Its 2 weeks into flowering. Its already has orange hairs on the buds.

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lindzzz | May 29, 2011

Delicious, top shelf and insanely strong. I love love love this strain! I hope to get more of it, I was only able to try it once and it left a great impression! A spicy musty smell and red orange hairs.

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Guest | May 3, 2011

The Lamsbread is one of the most potent strain avaiable!!!!!! I have grown it for opver 4yrs and the high is amazing.... and when in bloom it is really stanky!!!!! just don't like the fact that u need to go about 60-70 days!!!!!

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SkillitHits247 | Apr 5, 2011

Lambsbread is an amazing strain, and IS ONE of MY favorites! This strain is also know to be Bob Marley's favorite sativa strain. I was fortunate enough to find this at a dispensary in Los Angeles Pure Life Alternative Wellness (a 5 star clinic, in my opinion) this strain was on their Top Shelf so it cost me $60 but well worth it, also got it another time at Apothecary 420 Los Angeles for $60, and recently again at W.E.E.D in Studio City for $50! I enjoyed this strain every time and worth the extra donation!
Once I find this strain as a clone, I will be all over that....

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HolyKush | Mar 8, 2011

I have picked up Lambs Bread a couple times at a club in Santa Barbara. I really enjoyed this stuff. I am usually one for Indicas but for this, I made an exception. It is a really hard hitting Sativa. Tastes pretty good but its nothing to wow over. It is mainly just a really potent sativa. Definitely would recommend it to anyone wanting to try a good sativa.

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Zenyata | Feb 18, 2011

I first tried Lambs Bread about a year ago and it is now one of my all time favorite Sativas. Very spicy aromatic flavor and clean exhale. Love the long lasting effects of being really energetic and creative. I am able to get a lot done without a hangover effect. Doesn't make you go mad for munchies either!

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mesterbimba | Feb 6, 2011

Lambs bread is one of my favorite strains. It's not foggy, hazy,or something that makes you feel disoriented. It's a very light, low profile stone that allows you to feel the medicine without overtaking you. Good pick for those of you who need medicine but still want to be able to interact on a coherent leve.

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Kush Anderson | Jan 31, 2011

The lambs bread is very deceiving with the way it looks. Not pretty at all and the smell was mild to me. It was recommended by the bud tender at a dispensary and I saw why after one joint pull. The airy high is superb. I almost felt as if bubbles were around my head. Definite purchase if you see it.

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JuanaMedicate | Jan 25, 2011

I bought a gram of Lamb's Breath, but the suffix of "bread" or "breath" seems to be something that's argued over at pot clubs everywhere. Apparently this was Bob Marley's favorite strain and people hold firm to what they think the actual name is. The bud itself looks very unappealing from the get-go with a lot of dark orange and brown elements on the bud. Without any kind of recommendation, it was hard personally for me to purchase it. After the first try, I could not have been happier. It gave off a very mellow feeling and was perfect for relaxing. If you come across it, don't judge it by the look and just trust that it does the trick.

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