A Divine Sativa!
This Jamaican baby has a heavy Sativa dominance (95/5) whose effects are just what you expect—total bliss followed by a burst of energy. This is your ideal wake and bake strain, so hang out with this bud in the morning or anytime you need some boost to get through a busy day. The key to staying productive for long hours, it’s a particular favorite for people who often have to cope with extended workdays.
Lamb’s Bread, also known as Lambs Breath, has a distinct aroma and taste. Smokers describe it as cheese-like with a mix of everything else—sweetness, musty earth, skunk, sour, pine, and some spice. It gives a lot in one drag, but the mouthful of flavors is one of the things that draws people to this strain.The weed also shares a classic Sativa feeling, cerebral and enlivening, but users need not worry about getting unbearably perked up. It is the ideal choice fora deadly busy work week after a chill weekend, as well as some introspective exploration and dealing with the symptoms of stress and fatigue as they come up.
Lamb’s Bread might just be your new best friend and lifesaver before starting a full shift. However, its ready-to-smoke buds and products are pretty hard to come by, so growing the strain might be necessary. Its feminized seeds are suitable for cannabis cultivators with intermediate-level skills, while its autoflowering seeds are perfect for beginners. These are indoor– and outdoor-appropriate seeds, but controlled environments produce the best results.
| Feminized & Regular | Autoflower | |
|---|---|---|
| Genotype | Genotype5% Indica / 95% Sativa | Genotype5% Indica / 85% Sativa / 10% Ruderalis |
| Lineage | LineageJamaican Sativa | LineageM |
| THC | THC19-25% | THC13-17% |
| CBD | CBDInsignificant | CBDInsignificant |
| Indoor Flowering / Yield | Indoor Flowering / Yield9-10 Weeks / 400 g/m² | Indoor Flowering / Yield7-9 Weeks (Seed to Harvest) |
| Outdoor Harvest Time / Yield | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldOctober to Mid-November / 400 g/plant | Outdoor Harvest Time / YieldAugust to October / 150-250 grams |
| Recommended To | Recommended ToIntermediate | Recommended ToBeginners |
Best cultivated by home-growers with at least some level of experience, Lamb’s Bread boasts a high resistance to common diseases that plague marijuana gardens but is finicky when it comes to environmental conditions. The strain requires the Mediterranean or equatorial climate to grow well outdoors as it thrives in hot, dry summers. The moderate temperatures and long growing season provide ideal conditions for the cannabis plant to flourish. The hot summers help the plants increase cannabinoid production. In addition, the lack of humidity in a Mediterranean climate reduces the risk of mold and mildew growth. In the northern hemisphere, the harvest should be ripe for plucking by October to Mid-November.
If you can’t ensure favorable outdoor conditions, it is best to grow Lamb’s Bread in a controlled environment. Mimic its desired climate by regulating both temperature and relative humidity indoors. As with most cannabis strains, the ideal temperature is between 68 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit, while the relative humidity is best maintained between 40 and 50 percent.
To achieve high yields, we recommend growing Lamb’s Bread in a Screen of Green, or ScrOG. The method is commonly used indoors, but some weed cultivators have managed to pull it off outdoors. It is a popular cultivation technique used to maximize bud production in cannabis plants. The basic principle behind ScrOG is to train the plant to grow horizontally across a screen or net, allowing for more even light exposure and better air circulation. This training process begins when the plant is young, and the screen is placed around the plant so that only the topmost leaves are visible. As the plant grows, the branches are gently guided through the holes in the screen, creating a horizontal canopy. Once the plant reaches maturity, the result is a dense carpet of green that is covered in buds.
Screen of Green is an ideal technique for growers looking to get the most out of their crop. Not only does it increase yield, but it also helps improve the buds’ quality. A successful ScrOG grow paired with ideal conditions can produce 400 grams per square meter indoors after 9 to 10 weeks of flowering or 400 grams for every outdoor-grown Lamb’s Bread plant.
Unlike the photoperiod Lamb’s Bread grown from feminized seeds, the Autoflowering version is straightforward to cultivate. It is perfect for beginners and those with little time or patience to spare. The auto goes from seed to harvest in only 7 to 9 weeks and shares around 150 to 250 grams of fresh buds. While the yield size isn’t impressive, its short life cycle means you can grow multiple batches outdoors from May to August, with the last bunch done by October or November. Indoors, you can cultivate all year long if you so desire.
When cultivating in a controlled environment, make the most out of your Autoflowering Lamb’s Bread by providing at least 18 hours of light and growing in a Sea of Green. Also known as SOG, it is a cultivation technique that involves growing many small cannabis plants closely together. The name comes from the resulting sea of green leaves that are produced. SOG is often used with autoflowering cannabis plants because they have a shorter life cycle than regular or feminized plants, meaning that more plants can be grown in a shorter period of time. To employ SOG, growers will typically start with about 2 weeks old seedlings. They will then be transplanted into smaller pots and placed close together under intense lighting. The plants will be allowed to grow for 6-8 weeks before being harvested. By using SOG, growers can produce a large quantity of high-quality cannabis in a short amount of time.
Lamb’s Bread is also an excellent choice for growers who want to harvest multiple times per season. These plants are easy to care for and don’t require a lot of space, making them ideal for gardeners with limited time or space. In addition, autoflowering plants are less likely to be damaged by insects or diseases, and they generally produce smaller, more compact buds. When growing this auto outdoors, choosing a location that receives plenty of sunlight is essential. The plants will also need regular watering and protection from strong winds, which can damage delicate leaves and stems.
How to avoid nutrient burn in Lamb’s Bread plants?
Nutrient burn is a common problem for cannabis growers, especially when it comes to first-time growers. The problem occurs when the plants are given too much fertilizer, resulting in the leaves turning brown and crispy. While it may seem like giving the plants more nutrients would be helpful, it can actually do more harm than good. Fortunately, growers can take a few simple steps to avoid nutrient burn.
To start with, it’s crucial only to fertilize the plants when they need it. Over-fertilizing can quickly lead to nutrient burn, so it’s best to err on the side of caution. If the plants show signs of nutrient deficiency, such as yellowing leaves, they may need a boost. However, it’s important only to give them the amount of fertilizer that they need. Giving them too much can cause problems.
Another way to avoid nutrient burn is to ensure the roots have access to plenty of oxygen. Cannabis roots need oxygen to function properly, and if they don’t get enough, they can start to suffocate. This can lead to nutrient burn as well as other problems. To make sure that the roots have enough oxygen, growers can use an aeration system.
How to fix nutrient burn in Lamb’s Bread grown in soil?
Cannabis plants are notorious for being high maintenance. They have specific light, temperature, and humidity requirements and need to be fed a steady diet of nutrients. However, giving them too much of a good thing is possible. Over-fertilizing can result in nutrient burn, which is characterized by brown or yellow leaves. If you suspect that your plant is suffering from nutrient burn, the first step is to flush the soil with water. This will help wash away any excess nutrients that might be causing the problem.Once the soil has been flushed, you can cut back on fertilization and allow the plant to recover. With proper care, your cannabis plant should soon be back to its healthy self.
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