Lamb's Bread

A legendary sativa popularized by the likes of Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, Lamb's Bread (at times called "Lamb's Breath" or "Lambsbread") is thought to be a skunk variety but is wholly different, with an extremely uppy and creative sativa effect.

Jamaican sativa

The term "lamb's bread" is common in the Rastafarian religion, mentioned in many Reggae songs.  As a slang term, it's also common in Jamaica and simply means great ganja.  Dutch cannabis seed banks have taken to calling the strain "Lamb's Breath," erroneously thinking that it was Jamaican being pronounced "bread" or "bred."

Spicy, at times with a slightly putrid smell

Spicy, but not particularly noteworthy

This strain is an extremely uplifting and cerebral sativa, sparking the creative mind and making any daily activity more enjoyable.  This is a true tropical sativa and can come with feelings of anxiety and paranoia for some users, but for others, it's an amazing breath of fresh air mentally, clearing the cobwebs out and refreshing the perspective.

Known for being grown outdoors, Lamb's Bread needs room to stretch if grown indoors.