Jealousy
Cannabinoids
Potency profile
Lab-reported ranges across multiple harvests. Individual batches will vary; always check the COA on the package.
Mid-to-high potency sativa. The range reflects phenotype variation — start low and work up for new users.
Trace amounts. This is a THC-forward cultivar, not a balanced or CBD-rich variety.
Indica / sativa balance
Jealousy leans clearly sativa but carries a real indica foundation. Uplifting and energizing up front, with a mellow body ease that runs throughout.
- Sativa · 50%
- Cerebral lift, creative energy, social and uplifting.
- Indica · 50%
- Body relaxation and calm without sedation.
Terpenes
Aromatic compounds
Terpenes shape both how Jealousy smells and which effects show up most strongly. Caryophyllene leads here — it enhances THC absorption and contributes to the aroma.
Caryophyllene
DominantAnti-inflammatory, Stress relief, Spicy.
Limonene
SecondaryUplifting, Mood elevation, Stress relief.
Myrcene
SecondaryRelaxing, Sedating, Earthy.
Linalool
SecondaryCalming, Sedating, Floral.
Pinene
SecondaryAlertness, Memory retention, Pine.
Humulene
SecondaryAnti-inflammatory, Appetite suppressant, Earthy.
Ocimene
SecondaryUplifting, Antiviral, Sweet.
Terpinolene
SecondaryUplifting, Antioxidant, Floral.
Experience
Effects & medicinal use
Aggregated from user reports. Personal response varies with dose, tolerance, and setting.
How it feels
- Giggly
- Relaxed
- Talkative
- Happy
- Aroused
- Euphoric
- Focused
May help with
- PTSD
- Anxiety
- Bipolar Disorder
- Depression
- Lack Of Appetite
Possible negatives
- Anxious
- Headache
- Dry Mouth
- Dizzy
Negative effects most often appear with very high doses or in users with low tolerance.
Sensory
Flavor & aroma
Two overlapping but distinct profiles — what you smell in the jar versus what you taste on the exhale.
Aroma — what it smells like
Flavor — what it tastes like
Degustation notes
The full experience
A close-read of how Jealousy actually unfolds, from first inhale to final settle.
Effect
Aroma
Taste
Appearance
Reading the bud
Visual markers that distinguish authentic Jealousy phenotypes.
Genetics
Lineage
Bred by — a cross of Sherbert and Gelato #41, combining legendary genetics into a classic sativa-dominant hybrid.
A classic cross
Two legendary parents — Sherbert meets Gelato #41.
Genetic contribution
By volumeRoughly equal split — Sherbert brings potency and cerebral effects, Gelato #41 contributes the sweet tropical flavor and uplifting character.
Where each trait came from
User consensusEach trait blends both parents, but one usually leads.
For growers
Cultivation profile
Jealousy is a difficult grow — generous yields reward patient training and consistent feeding.
Indoor
Outdoor
Where it grows
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