With an ever-growing list of accolades, Jealousy remains a dominant and sought-after hybrid. Not only does it contain a diverse blend of terpenes, but its high levels and exclusivity make it a must-have among growers up and down the US.
Most notably, Jealousy was named Leafly's 2022 strain of the year, was 2nd overall at the California High Times Cup (2022), and is listed in over 1,500 dispensaries. And, for brick-and-mortar stores that can get hold of seeds or flowers, these usually sell for hundreds of dollars.
Genetic lineage of Jealousy
Jealousy owes its hybrid nature to Sherbet Bx1 (a phenotype of Sherbert OG) and Gelato #41. The choice of these two parent strains not only provides Jealousy's sophisticated terpene profile, but helps deliver a high that is both mentally relaxing and physically energizing at the same time.
Sherbert Bx1 in Seed Junky Genetics' take on the globally-acclaimed Sherbet line (also called Sherbert OG or Sunset Sherbert). In this case, the 'bx' stands for backcross, as Sherbert bx1 is actually a cross of itself and Animal Cookies. This -dominant strain boasts a 65–70 day flowering time, but seeds are exceptionally rare. In fact, it's only possible to acquire regular seeds now, with many seedbanks listing them at a premium price. If you are fortunate enough to get hold of some, the strain has a high yield potential and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.
Interestingly, Gelato #41 is another derivative of the Sherbet line, as it was developed by crossing Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Cookies. It delivers a relaxing, euphoric high with hints of lavender, pepper and berries. Gelato #41 is also known for its potency, making it a popular choice for experienced users. One final feature that sets Gelato #41 apart is its appearance. When blooming, flowers typically exhibit various shades of green and purple alongside a dense coating of trichomes.
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