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Sour Jealousy stands out for its sour, citrus and diesel profile with earthy and floral undertones, dense buds and a highly visible layer of resin. Its potency reaches 25–29% THC according to our breeders' tests, with a long-lasting cerebral, euphoric, creative and energetic high.
| THC | 25–29% |
|---|---|
| CBD | Less than 1% |
| Lineage | Our breeders' selection based on the best-known Sour Jealousy profile |
| Effects | Cerebral, euphoric, creative, energetic, active and long-lasting |
| Flavors | Sour, citrus, diesel, earthy, floral, sweet and slightly spicy |
| Terpenes | Sour lemon, citrus, diesel, earth, flowers, ripe fruit, Kush, pepper and a black truffle undertone |
| Indoor flowering (weeks) | 9–10 weeks |
Sour Jealousy's most recognizable character shows as soon as its flowers mature: elongated, dense and sticky buds under a highly visible layer of trichomes. That resinous look suits genetics designed for growers who want frosty flowers with a loud aroma.
It's a photoperiod strain with clear sativa dominance, producing vigorous, tall and open plants. Its internodes are fairly long, and the side branches can grow almost as big as the main cola when you give them enough room and a generous vegetative period.
Some phenotypes may show purple tones or multicolored shades toward the end of flowering. The aroma combines sour lemon, lively citrus and penetrating diesel with earth, flowers, ripe fruit, Kush, pepper and a deep background note that recalls black truffle.
Our breeders describe it as vigorous and adaptable, although it's best to keep its stretch in check. Indoors, it responds well to LST, pruning and branch training. Growers point to how easy it is to handle, how well it reacts to LST and how readily it takes topping, with strong lateral branching.
Flowering takes around 9–10 weeks, roughly 63–70 days, and it can take its time to finish properly. Outdoors, it likes good light, plenty of room and a stable climate. As a practical tip, open up and tidy the canopy so air can reach the inner branches, and don't let its vigorous growth pack the flowers too tightly.
Yields can be high with a long vegetative stage and good management of light, feeding and ventilation. Its growing profile also points to thick, dense and very sticky buds, with outstanding resin production.
Its THC potential sits around 25–29% in potent, well-grown phenotypes, while CBD generally stays below 1%. The profile is clearly cerebral: euphoria, creativity, energy and an active, cheerful feeling that can last quite a while.
It's not usually associated with a heavy body stone. It's described as an energetic experience, well suited to active moments or daytime use. Because of its mental drive and high potency, it may feel intense for people with a low tolerance.
On the palate it opens with a sharp sourness, followed by citrus and diesel before giving way to earth, flowers, sweetness and a spicy touch. The blend unfolds like a burst of sour lemon and fuel over an earthy base, while the high keeps the mind awake and expansive.
At Bulk Genetics you'll find Sour Jealousy seeds produced by our breeders at cheap prices and with 100% discreet shipping within the US.
We've been shipping orders since 2016. If you're looking for a resinous sativa with a vigorous structure and a clearly defined sour, citrus and diesel profile, these genetics bring those traits together in a strain aimed squarely at growers who enjoy working with plants that have real presence.
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Sour Jealousy is a photoperiod strain with strong sativa dominance. The available information doesn't give an exact indica-to-sativa ratio.
It can be approachable thanks to its vigor and adaptability, and growers describe it as very easy to grow. Even so, its height, branching and stretch make it a good idea to control its structure with LST, pruning or training.
Sour Jealousy's flowering time is estimated at 9–10 weeks, around 63–70 days. Its sativa expression may need a little patience to reach full maturity.
