Lamb’s Bread

Medically speaking, this strain has a myriad of uses. Because of its uplifting properties, this strain is great for mental health issues such as depression, stress, bipolar, and mild anxiety. Too much of the strain, however, can at times agitate severe anxiety and is not recommended for those who suffer from PTSD. However, because of its ability to focus the mind, patients who suffer from ADHD can also benefit from Lamb’s Bread. The stimulation provided can also increase appetite, digestion, and energy, which is beneficial for those with fatigue.

Around 8 weeks, or early October, is all you’ll have to wait to pack a bowl with this tasty bud. Whether you are an indoor or outdoor cultivator, you can expect a moderate grow perfect for intermediate gardeners. The yields are slightly higher than average for either scenario but will do better with soil and training. The plants are short and compact, ideal for someone who has an indoor plant on their mind.