Blog/Jamaica and Durban, said as plants
The island · 30 Aug 2026 · 6 min
Jamaica and Durban, said as plants
Lambs Bread is not Durban Poison. Equatorial flower versus a South African sativa we already locked as a Bx2.
Landrace means a population that sat in a place long enough to look like that place. Jamaica’s old fields were equatorial sativas: long flower, incense, mango, a sun that does not quit. Durban Poison is a South African story — anise, liquorice, terpinolene — that we already ran and locked as Durban Poison Bx2.
They are not interchangeable. Lambs Bread in the Ruff drop is 11–14 weeks, greenhouse-only on our badges, mould 2. Durban Poison Bx2 is a house keeper with a UK finish we will actually print. If you buy the island line expecting the Bx2, you bought the wrong pack.
What Ruff is doing
Ruff Genetics Jamaica: outdoor-bred, organic, regular seed, still in test. Jah Orange Tree, Strawberry Mousse, the cultivar they named on the island. Scouse × Ruff is Island Punch and Gas Tree — Liverpool parents run in that sun. 15 for £30, 30 for £60 when germ tests pass. Waitlist until then.
We will not flatten Jamaica into a Durban marketing story. The docks-to-paradise line is geography, not a synonym. Head-to-head on the two packs: Lambs Bread vs Durban Poison Bx2. Souvenir seed. 18+. Cultivation without a licence is illegal in the UK.
Seeds are sold as souvenirs and for genetic preservation. 18+. Cultivation of cannabis is illegal in the UK without a Home Office licence. These notes are not a grow guide.