Jealousy

Jealousy: The Strain That Turns Heads and Sparks Envy

Created from two American cannabis champions, the Jealous strain knows how to turn heads and spark envy. Thanks to its Gelato 41 and Sherbert Bx1 heritage, it is a master of balance in effects and smoke experience.

Jealousy balances its high well between physical and mental. With the high THC potency, it starts almost immediately and unfolds gradually.  It keeps you at ease for hours before mellowing smoothly.

Mentally Relaxed

Usually, the first effect to express is a fuzzy blanket of mental relaxation. It may be a bit spacey at first but soon transitions into a soothing experience. During this time, stress and tension ease away as your thoughts slow down into a buttery flow.

Physically Energetic

At its peak, the high becomes more body-oriented, but with a surprising and invigorating energetic uplift. It creates a lightheadedness that doesn’t overwhelm your senses but enhances everything around you. Life becomes brighter, and positive vibes flow effortlessly, leaving you happy and social.

Chill Body Sensation

Jealousy knows a good comedown. It melts into your muscles slowly and steadily, with a calming heaviness settling in your limbs. You will find low-energy activities extra rewarding as you spend the day with a full-body buzz.

Maximizing Jealousy Cannabis Seeds Yield Potential

Let’s have a look at tailored tips based on this strain’s unique growing traits that will help you optimize growth for the best yields.

Training Techniques for Higher Yield

We have already seen how the plants have a symmetrical, lateral and sturdy structure that makes them ideal for training. Here are some techniques that you can use to train them in limited spaces for higher yields.

• The added flexibility in Jealousy stems and branches help you bend and tie them without breaking. The low-stress training promotes more lateral branching and an even canopy for optimal light and air penetration to all bud sites.
• Pruning early and consistently encourages healthy growth and efficiency. It helps to control the shape of the plants and in removing otherwise unnecessary lower branches with no bud sites.
• Screen of Green benefits indoor growers in achieving a uniform canopy. This does more than improve airflow and expose lower bud sites to light. It also works as a support for the heavy colas by distributing their weight evenly.
• Experienced growers with knowledge of high-stress training can top or super crop this strain to manage its height even better in tighter spaces. You can cut the main stem at your desired height or pinch the top for extra branching.

Optimizing Environment for Jealousy’s Growth

While this strain shows significant resilience, an optimized environment will certainly translate into a high-yielding adventure.

For indoors, a stable temperature range of about 20–25°C (68–77°F) works the magic. Paired with a relative humidity of 50%, the plants maintain high photosynthesis levels for stronger bud development.

Outdoor plants benefit from a sunny location with plenty of direct light. You should also be very mindful of the weather, especially during the blooming stage. Late-season temperature and moisture changes can lead to mold attacks, slowed bud development, and low potency.

Timing Your Harvest for Perfect Potency

The rule of thumb in harvesting cannabis buds is closely monitoring the trichomes. The last two weeks of flowering are essentially the most important. A magnifying glass can be handy, as the trichomes may be too tiny for the naked eye to see any changes.

As soon as the trichomes turn from their frosty crystalline appearance to a cloudy look, it is time for the chop. Waiting any further will lead to degradation of the trichomes, which affects the potency. On the other hand, harvesting before they turn cloudy lowers the potency as the trichomes have not yet matured fully.

Growing Jealousy Cannabis Seeds

Our Jealousy cannabis seeds are resilient enough to thrive with minimal effort. Their hardy genetics stand tall against common rookie mistakes, pests, and diseases. And with predictable feminized plants, beginners can harvest high yields without much hassle.

You can grow these seeds indoors and outdoors. The versatile plants adapt effortlessly and perform well with training techniques.

Plant Size & Structure

The plants have a beautiful symmetrical structure with an easy-to-control and discreet height. They are lush with short internodal spaces and strong lateral branching. Indoors, they attain a height of 120–150 cm, while outdoor plants can grow up to 220 cm.

Flowering Time

The hybrid masterpiece blooms in about 9–10 weeks with a well-controlled lighting schedule. With photoperiod genetics, they will need a change in their lighting schedule after 4–8 weeks of vegetative stage. Sun-kissed harvests are typically done between the second and third week of October outdoors.

Yield Potential

Jealousy plants offer indoor growers 400-500 grams per square meter of resinous buds. They flourish under the open space outdoors to reward you with up to 550 grams per plant.

Origin and History

Jealousy is a genetic masterpiece from world-leading cannabis breeders. To create it, Seed Junky collaborated with Mintz to bring out its stabilized and superior genetics.

Its two parents, Gelato and Sherbert Bx1, bring elite Sunset Sherbet traits that shine through with a smooth, potent, and flavor-filled smoke. Gelato itself is a blend of Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint GSC, while Sherbert Bx1 intensifies the Sunset Sherbet influence by mixing it with an unknown strain.