Maybe you missed the part where I said “Don’t quote me on any of this.”False bullshit, our Vibes Collective line birth is FRENCH and grown in FRANCE, we're all FRENCH, GrowDan P1, Rahan F2/F3, Volcanik/Upok F4, JGL F4bis.... Then yes Spain in the game with hermies and business with U.S. liars with our FREE LINE!
About origin first Lambsbread in Jamaica come from South Indian and parallel with banana workers, then another wave come from Ethiopia with rastafarism. And both South Indian and Ethiopian are pure sat connected since millennials.
I agree, though Lambsbread from what I remember hearing was a pheno that produced a huge loaf of bread like colas made of "lamb's wool" like flowers. We have seen this trait in the Bushman/Vibes Collective line. There were other varieties like King's Bread etc. Reggae singer Freddie McGregor talks about there being a lot of varieties on the Island back in the day (saying herb was better then). I am sure "Lambsbread" quickly became a slang for good herb, and now kush grown on the island is probably as well. I want to cross the Vibes Collective Collective line with my uncle's Jamaican 1980s line (still hermie) and send it to Fredidie (we have emailed once) if Vibes people are cool with it. The resulting slight hermie tendencies will be good for preservation on the Island and will be closer to how plants reproduced traditionally, as most people are not breeders who keep males.There is a lot wrong with this article. Firstly lambs bread is not a specific strain, its just an outdated 70s era rasta slang term for really good weed. If any Jamaicans are still using this term its mostly just to appease American and Canadian seed hunters. my second gripe with this article is its reference to a non existent Bob Marley song titled "Ganja Gun"...Bob Marley never made that song.Its a real song but its not from Bob Marley. Im not saying that what people are claiming as "Lambsbread" isn't real Jamaican landrace, because a lot of it is, its just not a specific strain
Swami's line is the Vibes Collective/Bushman I beleive.
The ones I now grow from Vibes have 2 sets of 3 leaves after sprouting which is unusual. The Bangladesh Sativa seen here has this same trait, from this thread https://www.icmag.com/threads/bangladesh-sativa.254746/
only that its not Lambsbread ...If this is true, I was hoping the collective members here would positve identify the pheno. I didnt get any feedback.
Sorry my mistake. I was thinking of Snow high seeds. He has the Vibes JLB I thinkIf this is true, I was hoping the collective members here would positve identify the pheno. I didnt get any feedback.
only that its not Lambsbread ...
I don't remember Bushman but that looks
nice n chunky
last picture, one on top looks similar to one fo mine.Not feeling too warm and fuzzy about the genetics from the Lamb's Breath Seed Company. First true leaves are huge. The next set of leaves are coming in a lot thinner, but we will see. I would say definitely hybridized, considering they came from the island in 2018. I will let them go a little while anyways, since I don't have anything else running right now.
At least this breeder did not rip them off from Vibes. I'm following @Normannen who recently started some of @Roms JLB F7s for a cross with Durban. These seedlings look absolutely nothing like those View attachment 18926428 View attachment 18926430 . Again, not feeling warm and fuzzy about these.
I actually got the F6 and made my own F7Not feeling too warm and fuzzy about the genetics from the Lamb's Breath Seed Company. First true leaves are huge. The next set of leaves are coming in a lot thinner, but we will see. I would say definitely hybridized, considering they came from the island in 2018. I will let them go a little while anyways, since I don't have anything else running right now.
At least this breeder did not rip them off from Vibes. I'm following @Normannen who recently started some of @Roms JLB F7s for a cross with Durban. These seedlings look absolutely nothing like those View attachment 18926428 View attachment 18926430 . Again, not feeling warm and fuzzy about these.
Thanks for the clarification. At least you knew you were starting with good genetics.I actually got the F6 and made my own F7
Had to, I wouldn't want to create confusion over pedigrees (not that I personally care at this point in my life, but my calling is to be professional about it, so I try). Also because as much as we try to maintain the line we all have an influence on the expressions that are passed on downstream. Not that it matters thanks science and technology, and our schewed ethical sense, but since we don't all have access to a PCR machine and a gene lab, it makes it easier for the common mortal to keep track of what to expect under what conditions.Thanks for the clarification. At least you knew you were starting with good genetics.