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Auto Jealousy

Auto Jealousy is an indica-dominant cross of Jealousy and Ruderalis. Pepper, earth and fruit define the aroma; Caryophyllene, Limonene and Myrcene are named as the dominant terpenes. The effects are intended to initially feel mood-enhancing and creative, followed later by a calmer, more meditative experience. There is a clear discrepancy between sources regarding the THC levels.

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Character profile

Aroma, effects and terpenes

Aromas

  • peppery
  • fruity
  • earthy

Effects

  • mood-enhancing
  • creative
  • meditative

Terpenes

  • Caryophyllene
  • Limonene
  • Myrcene

Cannabinoid profile

Recorded ranges

THC up to 20 %
CBD up to 1 %

These values are intended for classification. Actual levels may vary depending on the batch, phenotype and growing environment.

Genetics

Parentage and family tree

Auto Jealousy is at the beginning. Below it are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.

Editorial profile

Auto Jealousy in detail

Origin & classification

According to the dataset, Auto Jealousy combines Jealousy with Ruderalis, thereby transferring the line into an autoflowering form. The source describes it as predominantly indica-dominant. No breeder is recorded, so the profile cannot be confidently assigned to a specific breeder version. Nevertheless, the clearly named cross provides a reliable genetic foundation.

Aroma & flavour

The aroma focuses on three main areas: pepper, fruit and earth. The sharp, spicy pepper note is associated with Caryophyllene in the source, the fruity accents with Limonene and the earthy base with Myrcene. However, this terpene classification is derived from the aroma of the parents or the strain; no laboratory analysis is documented. It should therefore be presented as a source-based assumption, not as a guaranteed chemical composition. Phenotype and batch may further alter the sensory balance.

Terpene profile

The effects are described as transitioning from brighter to calmer impressions. Initially, mood, creativity and a sense of happiness take centre stage. A deeper relaxation is intended to follow later. The structured effect field also uses the term “meditative”. These descriptions reflect subjective experiences. They guarantee neither enhanced creativity nor a specific timeline; individual response, quantity and tolerance may produce different results.

Effect tendency

The THC fields contradict one another: the structured dataset stores only a maximum value of 20 percent, while the source gives a range of 20 to 25 percent. A precise figure should therefore be omitted pending verification. The only reliable conclusion is that the described version is classified as THC-rich. CBD is listed at no more than one percent in the master data, while the source text refers to a very low level. Both cannabinoids fundamentally depend on the batch and phenotype.

Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance

Information on height, yield, flower structure and development time is missing. The Automatic status indicates autonomous flowering initiation, but not a specific speed. The promotional claim that this is a fast strain cannot be verified without a time reference. Likewise, the evening use mentioned in the source is not adopted as a recommendation.

Further classification

The editorially reliable portrait therefore focuses on Jealousy × Ruderalis, the indica-dominant classification, the peppery-fruity-earthy aroma and the described shift from mood-enhancing creativity to calmer relaxation. The spiciness distinguishes the profile from more strongly dessert-oriented Jealousy variants, without inventing additional, unsupported flavour notes.

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Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions about Auto Jealousy

What type of strain is Auto Jealousy?

We list Auto Jealousy as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage Jealousy × Ruderalis.

What genetics are behind Auto Jealousy?

The parentage of Auto Jealousy is Jealousy × Ruderalis.

What does Auto Jealousy smell and taste like?

In terms of aroma, Auto Jealousy is primarily peppery, fruity and earthy. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.

Which terpenes are associated with Auto Jealousy?

Auto Jealousy’s profile includes Caryophyllene, Limonene and Myrcene. They complement the described aroma profile.

What effects can be expected from Auto Jealousy?

We primarily describe Auto Jealousy as mood-enhancing, creative and meditative. Effects are subjective impressions and not a medical promise.

How high is the THC content of Auto Jealousy?

Auto Jealousy is listed with a THC range of up to 20 %. Actual values may vary depending on the batch, phenotype and growing environment.