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Hybrid StrainJealousy
Jealousy is a vigorous hybrid strain from Sherbert × Gelato 41 × Sherbert Bx1. Aromatically, it often presents as peppery, plum and earthy, while its effects tend to be sociable and cheerful. This places it closer to modern dessert strains than to classic Kush or Haze lines.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- plum
- earthy
Effects
- sociable
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
The values are provided for orientation. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Jealousy is at the beginning. Below are the documented parent lines through the 4th generation.
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StrainJealousy
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ParentsSherbert
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GrandparentsGirl Scout Cookies
- 3rd generationOG Kush
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3rd generationDurban Poison
- 4th generationSouth African Sativa
- 4th generationAfrica - Sativa
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GrandparentsPink Panties
- 3rd generationOG Kush
- 3rd generationBurma
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GrandparentsGirl Scout Cookies
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ParentsGelato #41
- GrandparentsSunset Sherbert
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GrandparentsThin Mint Cookies
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3rd generationDurban Poison
- 4th generationSouth African Sativa
- 4th generationAfrica - Sativa
- 3rd generationOG Kush
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3rd generationDurban Poison
- ParentsSherbert Bx1
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ParentsSherbert
Editorial profile
Jealousy in detail
Origin & classification
Jealousy is a hybrid strain from Sherbert × Gelato 41 × Sherbert Bx1. With 19–24 % THC, Jealousy clearly falls into the more potent range. CBD plays more of a supporting role at up to 1 %.
Aroma & flavour
Jealousy’s aroma is primarily peppery, plum, earthy and diesel-like. Caryophyllene, Pinene and Myrcene complement this impression well and give the profile additional depth. The combination of sweeter and classic spicy notes makes the strain more distinctive than many smoother standard hybrids.
Terpene profile
Jealousy is generally described as sociable, cheerful and energetic in its effects. Overall, it therefore comes across as more open, lively and present than heavy or oppressive.
Effect tendency
Jealousy is therefore closer to modern dessert strains than to classic old-school lines. Dense, compact and resinous flowers are also clearly part of this profile.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
Jealousy should be particularly interesting for people who prefer bright, present and cerebral strains. Fans of modern dessert and exotic lines are likely to find many familiar elements here.
Further classification
Jealousy combines Sherbert with Gelato 41. Gelato 41 and Sherbert Bx1 are also cited as additional genetic influences. Up to 24 % THC gives Jealousy a potent profile. CBD is only present at a low level of up to 1 % in Jealousy. Aromatically, it moves between peppery, plum, earthy, diesel-like and orange notes. Its effects tend towards a bright, active direction: sociable, cheerful and energetic. With Jealousy, the aroma is not merely an addition but a central part of the strain’s identity. The combination of Myrcene and Pinene suits a profile that connects earthiness with resinous freshness. The described effects give Jealousy a clear, brighter direction rather than a heavy, body-dominant impression. The parent strains therefore do more than indicate its origin; they also help compare Jealousy more precisely with similar strains. Jealousy’s potent profile complements its other characteristics but does not replace them. Visually, Jealousy is also more often associated with darker, more distinctive expressions. As a hybrid, it brings together several directions without being limited to just one side. It is therefore not a strain of maximum restraint, but a clearly modern profile.
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Frequently asked questions about Jealousy
What type of strain is Jealousy?
We list Jealousy as a hybrid strain with the parentage Sherbert × Gelato 41 × Sherbert Bx1.
What genetics are behind Jealousy?
Jealousy’s parentage is Sherbert × Gelato 41 × Sherbert Bx1.
What does Jealousy smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Jealousy is primarily associated with peppery, plum, earthy, diesel-like and orange notes. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
Which terpenes are associated with Jealousy?
Jealousy’s profile includes Caryophyllene, Pinene, Myrcene and Limonene. They complement the aroma described above.
What is Jealousy’s effect tendency?
We primarily describe Jealousy as sociable, cheerful and energetic. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
How high is Jealousy’s THC content?
Jealousy is listed with a THC range of 19–24 %. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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