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jamaican "lambsbread"
- Thread starter jahgreenlabel
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Wadadaaai would arm rasel for some of those beanshola chischas,
good luck with this beautiful sativa bro
more seeds
best vibes
She's now a couple of months in reveg. Several prunings later I'm starting to see the type of bushing up I like to see. Not too dense, not too thin either. I keep her indoors under a 150W 5600k LED. No chemicals, other than water. I'm about to put her out on my balcony to catch some late spring sunshine. We got the high 20s (celsius) today 
I don't see how what I said is categorical at all. I encouraged him to keep cuts, as my experience with Jamaican sativas having woody/incense smell/taste has been good. Those, in my experience (not talking about your seeds here, but JA in general), have given me the most "clear, electric" type of high. That does not mean they are all like that. I think there is room here for everyone to offer their input, at least those who have a decent bit of experience with Jamaican genetics. I didn't say anything definitive, just that I think it's worth taking clones.@Wolverine97 I wouldn't be so categorical except with less qualitative i think of very long flowering ones like xtrem Green, and need to also experiment our mango or banana Gold declinaisons of incense! ^^
@Wwbsox Great work bro, have a good outdoor season and see you soon!!
One pheno in particular that I found was a "never finishing" type, collected around 2004 give or take. Monster jungle type plant, tons of branching, extremely narrow leaves, loose flowers, woody/incense nose and taste. It was the most clear headed, pure electric positive energy cannabis I have ever smoked. There was almost no "high" to it, but it increased focus and energy levels like no other weed I have smoked. Ever. And I haven't found one like it again.
So keep clones! You never know, until you know. And once they're gone, you may not find it again.
Cool it's alright @Wolverine97, i think the endless Green represents like 50% of my line now, another 20% Red with more peppers and 30% are Gold fruity. (I will try to make my next bx generation backup more fruity).
Jahgreenlabel's work was also mostly Green no problem, it represents the majority of original JLB so not really hard to find i think, anyway cloning is great of course, Vibes @Normannen !
Jahgreenlabel's work was also mostly Green no problem, it represents the majority of original JLB so not really hard to find i think, anyway cloning is great of course, Vibes @Normannen !
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Wwbsox
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Haven't smoked it yet, but this was definitely my favorite growing. It also smells closer to the JLB I remember smoking in the early 1980s. I know that is 40 some years ago, but... that's the way I remember it. The males were the same way, very "leggy" but also very vigorous.
I took a single cutting from each plant during flowering and only this particular female didn't make it. But I am revegging it and hopefully soon, will have more cuttings than I know what to do with.
iStruggle
Active member
Looks alot more genuine than the bonk shit i got suckered into.
Wwbsox
Active member
If you are referring to the seeds you asked about in post #1495, I did buy from them first. Total waste of time and money. Might have been some kind of Jamaican Skunk, but Lamb's Bread they are not.
iStruggle
Active member
Yea im about 3 weeks along and they look absolutely nothing like lambsbread ive seen in pictures
albertgriffiths
Well-known member
Mine is harvested, but not cured yet.
Green, lanky, earthy/carroty phenos (two females, that both fitted that category)
Early smoke test is: clear, creative, mildly trippy and forgetful, nice feel-good effect.
Too early to comment on taste. Not much yet.
It is strong enough for me, but you could easily find stronger / heavier / trippier stuff if that's what you're looking for.
I actually love it this way: very functional, clear headed, no comedown, no couchlock...
A good outdoor companion, cheerfully hiking with friends, or with the dog! Good for music too, listening or playing.
I'm loving it!
Nuff thanks to the provider of the seeds, indeed!
I cobbed it all: I don't have much experience with the technique, but it seemed appropriate for such airy, fluffy bud. It dried super quick, I was surprised. So now I'll wait and meet her again in a few months when I'll re-open the bag.
I got 7g dry out of 2 x 1.5L pots, soil, organic.
Plus a dozen of seeds of a cross I made with ACE's Thai Chi, which should be fun.
Green, lanky, earthy/carroty phenos (two females, that both fitted that category)
Early smoke test is: clear, creative, mildly trippy and forgetful, nice feel-good effect.
Too early to comment on taste. Not much yet.
It is strong enough for me, but you could easily find stronger / heavier / trippier stuff if that's what you're looking for.
I actually love it this way: very functional, clear headed, no comedown, no couchlock...
A good outdoor companion, cheerfully hiking with friends, or with the dog! Good for music too, listening or playing.
I'm loving it!
Nuff thanks to the provider of the seeds, indeed!
I cobbed it all: I don't have much experience with the technique, but it seemed appropriate for such airy, fluffy bud. It dried super quick, I was surprised. So now I'll wait and meet her again in a few months when I'll re-open the bag.
I got 7g dry out of 2 x 1.5L pots, soil, organic.
Plus a dozen of seeds of a cross I made with ACE's Thai Chi, which should be fun.
Wwbsox
Active member
I'm glad you got 2 of those phenos. I am planning on keeping my 1 going.Mine is harvested, but not cured yet.
Green, lanky, earthy/carroty phenos (two females, that both fitted that category)
Early smoke test is: clear, creative, mildly trippy and forgetful, nice feel-good effect.
Too early to comment on taste. Not much yet.
It is strong enough for me, but you could easily find stronger / heavier / trippier stuff if that's what you're looking for.
I actually love it this way: very functional, clear headed, no comedown, no couchlock...
A good outdoor companion, cheerfully hiking with friends, or with the dog! Good for music too, listening or playing.
I'm loving it!
Nuff thanks to the provider of the seeds, indeed!
I cobbed it all: I don't have much experience with the technique, but it seemed appropriate for such airy, fluffy bud. It dried super quick, I was surprised. So now I'll wait and meet her again in a few months when I'll re-open the bag.
I got 7g dry out of 2 x 1.5L pots, soil, organic.
Plus a dozen of seeds of a cross I made with ACE's Thai Chi, which should be fun.
I am also good with weed that isn't super potent. I grew hybrids for years and some of the heavy hitters were just way too strong. I couldn't get anything done after smoking (and there is always something that needs done). Also, my wife is fine with me smoking as long as I can still function afterwards. Your description is spot on for what I am trying for, functional, clear headed and no couch lock.
I caught the end of the Celtics game last night. After trying some JLB (dried, but not cured). It made watching the end of the game and overtime crazy exciting. I was jumping out of my seat trying to high-five people (I was by myself). Did keep me from going to sleep for a while afterwards, but that is to be expected for a pure sativa.
I have read almost the entire main thread on cobbing. THAT sounds amazing!! Let me know how it goes as I plan on trying it after the summer crop.
Peace
albertgriffiths
Well-known member
Here is what my JLB cob looks like:
I cobbed it pretty dry, so there might not be much fermentation going on, or very slowly.
Aromas are developping nicely. Still on the earthy-carroty side.
I think a simple vaccum sealing would be appropriate as well for this strain, to avoid it drying too quick and make storage easier.
I cobbed it pretty dry, so there might not be much fermentation going on, or very slowly.
Aromas are developping nicely. Still on the earthy-carroty side.
I think a simple vaccum sealing would be appropriate as well for this strain, to avoid it drying too quick and make storage easier.
Wwbsox
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Been a while since I posted any updates. Again, life gets in the way. I revegged 2 males and 2 females from the last seed run. Getting ready to start force flowering them this weekend. They will be outside for 10 hours a day during the strongest sun months where I live. The males are in the back. They started revegging 5 weeks before the females. Nice narrow leaf little bushes.
I have a question for those that propagate seeds... My last run, the males were dropping pollen long before the female buds were fully formed. Should I start the females first and let the buds get started before flowering the males? Any suggestions from your experience would be appreciated.
Peace View attachment JLB2.jpeg View attachment JLB.jpeg
I have a question for those that propagate seeds... My last run, the males were dropping pollen long before the female buds were fully formed. Should I start the females first and let the buds get started before flowering the males? Any suggestions from your experience would be appreciated.
Peace View attachment JLB2.jpeg View attachment JLB.jpeg
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Hi Wwbsox, lovely work! Idem Albert thanks for sharing!
Pure sat males produce pollen for a longer time so it depends how many seeds do you wish!
In natural conditions with some pre-flowers pollinated the female then produce significantly less pistils so you will have less seeds produced. By cons with a shift flowering you can easy double your numbers compared to normal harvest.
That said is there a seeds quality change between "natural" and "gap" process good question?
Pure sat males produce pollen for a longer time so it depends how many seeds do you wish!
In natural conditions with some pre-flowers pollinated the female then produce significantly less pistils so you will have less seeds produced. By cons with a shift flowering you can easy double your numbers compared to normal harvest.
That said is there a seeds quality change between "natural" and "gap" process good question?
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Here's Overgrow report by @hashpants.
Mid June
Last week
Vibes Collective's seeds made and freely shared by Upstate, probably F6 from OvergrowDaWord's F5 from Upok's F4 (fruity mango purple mom selection). From my share...
Step by step the Lambsbread is back on scene, irie!
Mid June
Last week
Vibes Collective's seeds made and freely shared by Upstate, probably F6 from OvergrowDaWord's F5 from Upok's F4 (fruity mango purple mom selection). From my share...
Step by step the Lambsbread is back on scene, irie!
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BC LONE WOLF
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Thats a gorgeous selection, amazing phenos !
Vibes!!!
Vibes!!!
