Hmmmm ! Lambs Breath ? Now days in Jamaica the landrace strains are few and far between, because the U.S. growers have brought higher yielding, more potent seeds to the island. Some Jamaican growers still grow the plant that their ancestors grew, but not many. Can't blame um !! If you ever get to go to Jamaica, go to Negril and ask to be taken to the grow sites up in the Blue Mountains. You'll get there by horseback and see some impressive fields. As you can see, the plants they grow mostly now are hybrids https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g147313-d16641828-Stepping_High_Mountain_Rastafari_Herbs_Tour-Negril_Westmoreland_Parish_Jamaica.html