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This is called Katanga Sativa ( Cindy Congo x Cherry Malawi ). I am about 2-3 weeks from finish and it has been seeded to take it to f2 and open up the gene pool on the Malawi side.
As a disclaimer, I have not sampled this strain yet. I have grown out Cindy Congo f2 (and f3'd it) and it was really nice cannabis, great effect and vigor, no complaints, none. It was more head stash than something the market wants, true connoisseurs will really appreciate the hashy taste with the sweet undertones, while others would dismiss it because it didn't taste like some kind of fruit. One thing neither group could deny is the effects would over ride whatever else you had been smoking. Definitely high not stoned, though over indulgence would take you to a nap from brain overload to reset. Cindy Congo is something you break out to impress or when you want something special to enjoy. All that to say, I got high hopes (pardon the pun) for this combination and I think it is worth taking the time and space and furthering the work by f2'ing.
Having grown the Cindy Congo before it was easy to see it in the Katanga with the wider leaves, pale appearance, and leafy structure. Not really what I was after since I have Cindy Congo already. I did however pollinate a Cindy Congo leaner. What I was after was the Cherry Malawi genes and I think this one fits the bill. I will have 3 different lines to pursue of the f2's, but this one will be the first seeds tested. It was the last to flower and the least receptive to the pollen. It does appear however that it will be first to finish, which would be a bonus, but I will have to wait to see. Sorry about the lighting and the yellow appearance.
First time growing this strain I had some serious K issues going on that I misdiagnosed but luckily caught in time. I can not completely fix it, but I can make it to the finish. I am sure this plant at some point in its genetic history has dealt with it before so I am not that concerned. I also overwatered it, easily corrected next run. You can also see in the first picture the Cindy Congo leaner behind the plant with its wider leaves.
As a disclaimer, I have not sampled this strain yet. I have grown out Cindy Congo f2 (and f3'd it) and it was really nice cannabis, great effect and vigor, no complaints, none. It was more head stash than something the market wants, true connoisseurs will really appreciate the hashy taste with the sweet undertones, while others would dismiss it because it didn't taste like some kind of fruit. One thing neither group could deny is the effects would over ride whatever else you had been smoking. Definitely high not stoned, though over indulgence would take you to a nap from brain overload to reset. Cindy Congo is something you break out to impress or when you want something special to enjoy. All that to say, I got high hopes (pardon the pun) for this combination and I think it is worth taking the time and space and furthering the work by f2'ing.
Having grown the Cindy Congo before it was easy to see it in the Katanga with the wider leaves, pale appearance, and leafy structure. Not really what I was after since I have Cindy Congo already. I did however pollinate a Cindy Congo leaner. What I was after was the Cherry Malawi genes and I think this one fits the bill. I will have 3 different lines to pursue of the f2's, but this one will be the first seeds tested. It was the last to flower and the least receptive to the pollen. It does appear however that it will be first to finish, which would be a bonus, but I will have to wait to see. Sorry about the lighting and the yellow appearance.
First time growing this strain I had some serious K issues going on that I misdiagnosed but luckily caught in time. I can not completely fix it, but I can make it to the finish. I am sure this plant at some point in its genetic history has dealt with it before so I am not that concerned. I also overwatered it, easily corrected next run. You can also see in the first picture the Cindy Congo leaner behind the plant with its wider leaves.