Dubi, and a very kind herbman indeed shared with me some Congo X Nigierian, Destroyer and a few other crosses...I grew the Congo x Nigerian and Destroyers first, I was lucky to get a female CxN and 2 female Destoryers, One went hermie late in flower and fertilized many plants including the CxN.

The out come wasn't planed...was more of a mistake in not cutting the destroyer on time. Well a tragic death of my Parrot, who was named Dubi also well while I barried him I rolled a nice fatty of the Congo X Nigerian bud, and must have droped a seed.

Month or so maybe 2 later no one had re entered the area and grass had grown tall and other plants bushed out covering the view to where Dui was baried till one day I made a chicken coop, and saw this beautyfull young Sativa !! ejeje man it was so wild to see a plant out of no where like that. First thing I told my wife is I had nothing to do with it ! jejeje as it was growing tall into plain view by the time she saw it.

This plant...jeje well lets let the pics speak
Chaman

I found the plant a little passed my waist but in this first pic is when my wife saw her for first time...

She eventualy grew passed my neighbors roof top at the peak of thier house ! jeje then the wieght made her lean forward and over, when I went to the seatle Hempfest, i had to tie her down more too...her branches where as long as I am tall (6.2 feet/1.92mts) and buds wider or thicker then my size 11.5 shoe my legs and arms looked like stick figures next to her.

She had Power, taste, yield ! a long wait but well worth it ! and grew in extreme vigor...almost before my eyes, can only imaigen if I had prepared the soil better, or maybe ed her something...instead I did nothing...indeed nothing at all !!! even sat and watched her under the pooring rain. You never seen it rain till you live in a tropical country I promise buckets of water fall..it's like a blanked, not letting you see even more then a few feet into the thickness of it...load roaring sound and rivers apear out of no where...yard seems like a floaded swamp sometimes...I got plenty of trees and thank goodness my home was built over where a river used to pass so can't go to deep before you brake a shovel on rocks and boalders ! so this helps in getting the water sucked down after a while, but knee high rubber boots are your best friend in wet season indeed, and a pancho. Sun comes out too...can even get sun burnt on cloudy days, but it rains all the time !

The last pic...well see I got a larg dry box in my greenhouse, it was full !! and only wit htops, then I had too cut the mid section which you see hang'n here but the last part of the harvest didn't come fore about another 2 weeks before any of this was dry to take it's place. This plant yielded a great deal !