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Lamb's Breath is an old-school Jamaican sativa: tall, bright and full of tropical character. It stands out for its herbal, spicy and slightly citrusy flavor, a typical THC level of 16-22% according to our breeders' lab results, and a cerebral, positive and functional high.
| THC | 16-22% |
|---|---|
| CBD | ≈1% or traces below 0.5% |
| Lineage | Jamaican landrace sativa or landrace-derived, exact genetics undocumented |
| Genetics | 95% sativa / 5% indica; depending on phenotype, also described as 100% sativa |
| Effects | Cerebral, positive, energetic, functional, creative, social and clear-headed |
| Flavors | Herbal, spicy, earthy, woody, cheese, skunk, pine, lemon, lime, dry citrus, fresh grass and a tropical background |
| Terpenes | Myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene and terpinolene |
| Indoor yield (oz/sq ft) | ≈1.3 oz/sq ft |
| Indoor flowering (weeks) | 9-11 weeks, with late expressions of 12-14 weeks |
| Outdoor harvest | November in the US |
Some genetics have zero interest in looking modern. Lamb's Breath plays in a different league: Jamaican sativa, an old-school tropical profile and an herbal, spicy personality you notice the moment you touch the bud.
This strain, also known as Lamb's Bread, is tied to Jamaica and reggae culture. Its exact genetics were never documented, as with many old landraces, but it keeps that classic sativa build: narrow leaves, wide internodes, tall growth and a flowering period that calls for patience.
In flower it can show lime-green buds, orange pistils and golden highlights. Some expressions form long, airy flowers; others produce chunkier nugs, with fine trichomes and clean resin at the end of ripening.
Based on our breeders' experience, Lamb's Breath is better suited to intermediate or experienced growers. Indoors, it pays to control height early, train the plant and set up a well-ventilated canopy, because it can stretch hard during the first weeks of flowering.
Its usual cycle is around 9-11 weeks, although the purest phenotypes may need longer. Outdoors it prefers a warm, sunny climate, either dry or tropical with good airflow, like Southern California, Florida or the Gulf Coast, with harvest around November. Pro tip: don't confine it to small pots if you want it to show its most productive, branchy side.
Growers who have run it outdoors say it takes training very well, though they recommend growing it where the fall stays dry. We've also heard of long grows, 145 days in total with 70 days of flowering, a good response to heat and around 50 fat colas at the end.
The Lamb's Breath high is cerebral, clear and active. It's usually linked to a lifted mood, focus, creativity and easy conversation, without the heavy body stone typical of many indicas. Its THC usually sits at 16-22%, according to our breeders' lab results.
Many describe it as a daytime sativa, easy to manage and clear-headed. One idea keeps coming up in the feedback we get: it lifts the mood without mental fog and leaves a calm, positive, steady feeling.
On the palate it moves between fresh grass, tropical wood, pepper and lemon peel. It's no dessert strain: it's more like a warm breeze from the Jamaican hills, dry, green and spicy, with a clean finish that invites another hit.
At Bulk Genetics we take a practical approach to these seeds: genetics with identity, a cheap price and a format designed for growers who want to fill their grow room without overpaying. On top of that, you get free shipping on orders over $99.
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Lamb's Breath is sativa-dominant. It's usually described as around 95% sativa and 5% indica, although some expressions are considered pure 100% sativa.
It's not the easiest choice to start with. Because of its height, stretch and long flowering time, it's a better fit for intermediate or experienced growers.
Outdoors it's usually harvested around November, so it does best in warm, sunny, well-ventilated areas with a long season, like Southern California, Florida or the Gulf Coast.
