Looks nice, I'm from the Caribbean, looking forward to one day preserve this genetic, once you have it available to the public
Welcome aboard CJD!
Let's keep in touch ok, i also made St Vincent x Lambsbread bro
Looks nice, I'm from the Caribbean, looking forward to one day preserve this genetic, once you have it available to the public
Lambsbread is any weed that's smoked as a sacrament... There was a strain entered into the Jamaican Cannabis Cup in the 80's, which was Skunk 1 x Landrace Jamaican that was referred to as "Lambsbread" in the competition... it was endorsed by non other than Bob Marley himself, who loved it and that's how the term became so famous... also that year an 18weeker pure sativa landrace strain called Longtime Jamaican was also entered into the same cup... my Jamaican line is named after that strain (but it is very unlikely to be the same one..) Longtime weed is just that - any plant that takes a longtime to flowerI still have a problem with the concept of "a strain called lambsbread"
I was only once in jamaica but the people i met there explained me that "lambsbread" is weed in a spiritual context and there is no a lambsbread. When u smoke to be better person u smoke lambsbread, when u use ganja for meditation you smoke lambsbread, when people gather to praise god they smoke lambsbread,...
So all those lines called lambsbread dev originated from weed called lambsbread but there are many lambsbread out there and not a lambsbread.
I didn't say that this was the first use of the term "lambs bread", just that this is why it became so famous...Jamaican Cup???Seriously? Marley died in '81....
The word lambsbread became famous many years before, a lot of reggae songs were about lambsbread in the 70's, heard in all the major cities where Jamaican immigrants lived...
I really have no words left...
fair play, I edited my post anyway!I just responded to your post in a civil and polite manner, no cussing...........
you're right! it was the High Times Cannabis Cup 2015 that was held in Jamaica - not in the 1980's The strain was dedicated to Bob Marley, who sang about Lambsbread in one of his songs... it was still Bob who popularised the term, though (even though it had been in use for a long time on the island...)fair play, I edited my post anyway!
I remember moaning like hell cos I had to pay £15 for an eighth of temple ball,,Used to get a lot of it in Bristol. Sunshine in a bag.
Always amazes me the range of quality imports available in Bristol, good african bush and amazing Jamaican/Thai sensi.
Used to get some lovely Turkish flat press hash from a Pool hall in Dalston/Stoke Newington 80oz ages back.
It's all 15 quid a gram now