Jealousy Feminized by Sacred Terps

Information on Jealousy

Genetics and Origin of Jealousy

Jealousy is born from the cross between Sherbert Bx1 and Gelato 41, two benchmarks of the Cookie Fam lineage (Girl Scout Cookies, Sherbet, Gelato). This combination unites the sweet and stable base of Sherbert with the terpenic complexity of Gelato 41, resulting in a hybrid plant with sativa tendency, vigorous and with a very distinctive aromatic profile. The result preserves the best of its parentage: potency, abundant resin and an unmistakable flavor.

Indoor and Outdoor Cultivation

Indoors, Jealousy completes its flowering in 60–65 days and maintains a contained height of 80–120 cm, with a compact and manageable structure, ideal for reduced spaces. Production reaches up to 500 g/m², with a medium stretch during the beginning of flowering.

Outdoors, it's harvested in early October and can reach up to 180 cm in height, yielding up to 700 g per plant. It adapts well to warm and temperate climates, where it expresses all its productive potential.

Aromas, Flavors and Effects

Jealousy's profile is sweet and delicious: notes of fruit and creamy vanilla dominate, topped off with a citrus touch that brings freshness. On the palate it repeats that character with flavors of sweet fruit, cream, vanilla and a light citrus, a combination that makes it especially appealing.

Its effects are potent and balanced: they combine a pleasant body relaxation with a clear and focused mental state, achieving calm and lucidity without falling into excessive sedation. It's a versatile variety, suitable for daytime or nighttime use, perfect for those seeking intensity without feeling overwhelmed.

Specifications on Jealousy