@Upstate - Been doin a bit of research and I’m fairly sure TLT’s version has never been labeled as Lambsbread. The term they use is Longtime. After reading a couple articles and posts by the person who is claimed to have given it to TLT it looks like they claim it’s pure Jamaican and that’s it. (I would post more of my findings but I’m not sure how far the ToS will bend when the information comes from other forums)
The interesting thing is they don’t claim Lambsbread “smells” they claim “flavors”. This changed quite a bit on my thoughts towards this plant. It’s not a smell… the smell is supposed to be tropical and sweet. The flavor though can be woody and like grilled lamb… I think this is what makes this plant so interesting. I can smoke a piney bud with a hint of lime and other people I’m smoking it with will taste something entirely different. I am now in belief that the flavor exists… but most people will be unable to identify the smell which corresponds to this specific taste. Only people who have been around and grown the plant who know it, will know it. Everyone else will be unable to identify it (as we’ve never smelled it before) and we won’t know until we get to sample each Jamaican variation to see if it’s there. I feel like when we find it, we may experience the same feeling as when we first got high.
For the rest of the OG crew, I received my 10 TLT Jamaican Longtime seeds in the mail this week, along with 10 Monkey Puzzle Genetics Red Lambsbread. I also couldn’t help myself and purchased a Panama Red x Lambsbread cross from Snowhigh. I will also be attempting to purchase 20 Lambsbread seeds from Hempdepot in the very near future so I will have a good amount of Jamaican material to work with (already have RSC’s Double Jam too). The downside is, my focus is primarily on mutant strains and I simply don’t have enough space to work with the Jamaicans this year, with what I’ve already got going. I will be watching and gleaning as much info as I can from this thread. Upstate is a huge role model for me right now. Plants look lovely and I definitely don’t have that kind of experience. I hope others will join the search for this holy grail of a plant. I will continue to wait patiently until the time is right for me to join the search!