Jealousy Strain: A Complex & Super-Sweet Hybrid

If you love rich, sweet, highly euphoric hybrids, get ready to feel severe Jealousy. Known for its fast-acting and long-lasting effects, it has earned a reputation for its complex aroma and flavor profile. 

Ready to jump into this standout strain? We’ll cover everything, from Jealousy’s origins and genetic makeup to whether it leans more toward indica or sativa. You’ll find all the essentials here, whether you’re out of curiosity or looking for your next go-to hybrid.

Jealousy’s Strain Origin and Genetics

A release from the world-famous Seed Junky cultivation project, Jealousy has some serious cred. It was first grown by Anthony Hart better known in the cannabis world as “JBeezy” who’s also responsible for the ultra-popular Ice Cream Cake, Wedding Cake, and LA Kush. 

Since its debut in 2019, the Jealousy weed strain has won numerous awards, including the coveted Cannabis Cup in 2022. And with perfectly balanced, euphoric, and long-lasting effects, it’s one of the most sought-after strains to come down the pike in a long time.

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A Flavorful Mix of Gelato 41 & Sherbert

When two legendary strains come together, you get something truly special and Jealousy is precisely that. With the combined power of Gelato 41 and Sherbert, it’s no surprise that Jealousy has become a favorite among cannabis enthusiasts looking for a high that hits all the right notes.

  • Gelato 41: A cross between Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Cookies, Gelato 41 is a wildly popular strain that delivers an intense blend of calming body effects along with a stimulating blast of cerebral energy all topped with a burst of creamy, sweet, and floral flavors.
  • Sherbert: Sometimes known as “Sherbert” or “Sunset Sherbet,” this strain’s powerfully energizing effects and super-sweet flavors make it an excellent choice for giggling, socializing, and relaxing with friends. 

Together, Gelato 41 and Sherbert form the flavorful and balanced genetic backbone of Jealousy, a strain that satisfies both mind and body with every smooth and fragrant hit

 

Is Jealousy Strain Indica or Sativa?

While the terms “indica” and “sativa” may be considered outdated, we still use them at Mankind for one important reason: They help our customers anticipate how a strain might feel before they make a purchase.

Generally speaking, indica strains are associated with relaxing and body-centered effects, while sativas offer a more cerebral and uplifting experience. However, most modern strains are hybrids that blur those lines, and Jealousy is no exception. Thanks to its powerhouse parents, Gelato 41 and Sherbet, the Jealousy strain strikes a unique balance between physical calm and mental clarity.

How Potent Is the Jealousy Strain?

When it comes to potency, Jealousy doesn’t hold back. Like all cannabis strains, THC levels vary slightly depending on the specific crop, grow conditions, and cultivation techniques, but Jealousy consistently delivers in the high-potency category. This strain routinely tests in the upper 20% range for THC, making it a strong choice for experienced consumers looking for a powerful, long-lasting high.

Jealous’s Bag Appeal: Appearance, Flavor, and Aroma

Fancy a treat? With deep, sugary notes and a smooth finish, Jealousy is just as much a feast for your nose and tastebuds as it is for the mind and body. It’s become a favorite among hybrid lovers who crave a balanced yet deeply satisfying experience.

Appearance

Take a close look at the Jealousy strain, and it’s easy to see why it turns heads. These eye-catching buds boast a compact, spade-like structure, rich with olive-green hues and streaked with deep purples. The dense coating of frosty trichomes gives the flower a sugar-dusted appearance that signals serious potency. 

Flavors & Aroma

Like its parent strains, Jealousy packs a notably sweet and creamy flavor and aroma, often described as candy-like. Its complement of terpenes, the fragrant oils that define each strain’s aromas, makes it a gift for the senses. Here are a few of its most abundant terpenes:

  • Caryophyllene: Spicy and reminiscent of black pepper and cloves, caryophyllene adds a memorable character to countless strains. Studies suggest it may help control inflammatory and nociceptive pain and fight anxiety and depression.
  • Limonene: Another big player in the cannabisverse, this memorably lemon-scented terpene may impart antidepressant effects and a uniquely appealing aroma and flavor.
  • Myrcene: Earthy and musky, myrcene is believed to play a significant role in the ensemble effect, synergizing the actions of other terpenes and cannabinoids. By itself, myrcene may impart some anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
  • Linalool: Linalool has a long history as the defining terpene in lavender. Today, studies suggest it may help reverse the cognitive impairment and memory loss caused by neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s.

Altogether, these terpenes shape Jealousy’s signature candy-sweet flavor and aroma and contribute to the strain’s deeply relaxing and mood-enhancing effects, making it a true sensory standout in the cannabis world.

Jealousy’s Potential Effects

A well-balanced hybrid, Jealousy naturally combines the best of India and sativa effects. But many fans feel the strain goes one step further by imparting an intensely euphoric, mental calm while procuring a burst of physical energy. The result is a truly knockout strain that’s great for goofing off at a backyard hangout, watching your favorite shows, or anything in between. 

On the therapeutic side, the Jealousy strain has earned a reputation for melting away stress, easing physical tension, and lifting heavy moods. Whatever the use, this strain is an excellent pairing for ease, making it more than just a pretty flower—it’s a real mood shifter.

Growing Jealousy: Tips and Tricks

As reported by those who’ve already grown Jealousy, it seems to be only moderately complex to produce. It does best in hot, Mediterranean climates, though it can thrive indoors with intense light and careful management. Experts recommend investing in high-quality LED or HPS grow lights to ensure maximum flower development.

The Jealousy strain’s flowering time is roughly 9 – 10 weeks, with outdoor harvests typically occurring as late as mid-October. Indoors, you can expect a healthy yield of approximately 700 grams per square meter, and up to one kilogram per plant outdoors.

Other Jealousy Family Strains

Can’t find Jealousy near you? Don’t sweat it, you’re likely to come across any number of Jealousy relatives, so you don’t have to miss out. Here are some of our favorites:  

  • Jealousy Mintz: More indica-forward than the original Jealousy cannabis strain, this variant is also more sedating and relaxing than its parent.
  • Banana Jealousy Cake: Sometimes known as “Banana Cream Jealousy,” it’s another indica-leaning offshoot of Jealousy. Extra-sweet and creamy, it’s been implicated in some severe cases of the giggles.
  • KY Jealous: With a powerful fruity yet sour smell (as opposed to Jealousy’s creamier and sweeter profile), this Jealousy progeny is particularly popular for kicking back and unwinding.

The Jealousy Strain: The Region’s Best Selection of Flower, Edibles, and More

When you’re craving a strain that combines powerful euphoria with irresistibly sweet flavors, try a little Jealousy. This potent, evenly balanced hybrid offers a distinctive blend of relaxation, euphoria, and energy that’s inspiring more than a bit of envy in the cannabis world.

But don’t just take our word for it. If you’re ready to try the Jealousy strain for yourself, we’ve got your back. Please browse our extensive online menu, featuring fresh, California-grown flower, tinctures, concentrates, and more. Since we cultivate Jealousy right here at Mankind, you’ll always get top-tier quality at the best possible price. 

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