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| THC | ≈25%, with selections above 30% |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Gelato 41 x Sherbert Bx1, with reproductions described as Gelato #41 x Sunset Sherbet |
| Genetics | From 50% indica / 50% sativa to ≈70% indica depending on the reproduction |
| Effects | Euphoria, happiness, sociability, creativity, physical energy and mental and body relaxation |
| Flavours | Sweet, fruity, citrusy, creamy, earthy, spicy and slightly peppery |
| Terpenes | Caryophyllene, limonene and myrcene, with possible contributions from linalool and humulene |
| Indoor yield | ≈700 g/m² maximum potential under optimal conditions |
| Outdoor yield | ≈1000 g/plant maximum potential under optimal conditions |
| Indoor flowering | 9–10 weeks, around 67–70 days |
What puts Jealousy on the map is its combination of high potency, plenty of resin and a complex aromatic profile. It has certainly not gone unnoticed: in just a few years it has become one of the most sought-after and highly rated modern hybrid genetics among growers.
Its lineage is mainly associated with the Gelato 41 x Sherbert Bx1 cross, although there are reproductions described as Gelato #41 x Sunset Sherbet. This diversity explains why you can find expressions ranging from an almost even 50/50 to phenotypes with indica dominance close to 70%. The plant develops good lateral branching and multiple flowering sites, and the buds tend to be compact, sturdy and covered in trichomes, with forest or olive green shades and vivid orange pistils.
The aromatic profile is driven mainly by caryophyllene, usually accompanied by limonene and myrcene. The result brings together sweetness, ripe fruit, citrus, spices and a gassy background. Hints of plum, apricot, orange, lavender, earth and spicy herbs may also appear, while on the palate it picks up creamy nuances and a slightly peppery finish.
According to our breeders’ experience, Jealousy stands out for vigorous growth and useful lateral branching. This structure lends itself to training so its multiple flowering sites are spread more evenly. Its cycle usually lasts around 67–70 days, roughly 9–10 weeks, although this can vary with the specific reproduction and conditions.
We do not give it a fixed beginner, intermediate or advanced rating because the available data does not support such a classification, nor does it point to one specific ideal outdoor climate. We do know that some references put its maximum potential at around 700 g/m² indoors and 1000 g per plant outdoors under optimal conditions. These are guideline maximums, not guaranteed yields. As a practical tip, make the most of its branching with evenly spread training instead of focusing all production on a single main top.
Potency is one of its strengths. THC usually sits at around 25%, and certain selections can exceed 30%, according to our breeders’ analyses. Its effect is described as euphoric, cheerful and sociable, with creativity, imagination and some physical energy arriving alongside mental and body relaxation.
The feedback we receive fits this balance. Consumers highlight a gentle mental high that is especially pleasant for creating and socialising, and a combination of physical relaxation and mental energy. They also mention very smooth smoke and a flavour that leaves sweetness, earth and a creamy finish, with notes of plum, spices, earthy tones and a touch of pepper. Every experience is individual and may vary.
At high doses or in sensitive people it may make concentration harder and cause restlessness or a dry mouth. At its most balanced, the experience moves between ripe fruit and cream, with a spicy spark and a gassy background: first it gets the conversation going, then it lets the body wind down without necessarily turning into a heavy indica.
If you are looking for Jealousy seeds with a modern, potent and resinous profile, you can order them cheaply from Bulk Genetics with 100% discreet shipping. We also include free seeds with every order and have been shipping orders since 2016.
We work hard to keep prices competitive and buying simple, with fast shipping and tracking options. That way you can add Jealousy to your next grow knowing exactly which data backs this genetic and which traits depend on conditions and phenotype.
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Jealousy is a hybrid genetic. Depending on the reproduction, it can present as a 50% indica and 50% sativa hybrid or show indica dominance of up to around 70%.
Its flowering time is usually 67–70 days, roughly 9–10 weeks. The exact timing can vary with the reproduction and growing conditions.
Some references give potential maximums of around 700 g/m² indoors and 1000 g per plant outdoors under optimal conditions. These figures are guideline maximums, not guaranteed results.
