Jealousy by Barneys Farm Seeds

Jealousy Strain Info

Some strains are all hype, but Jealousy lives up to its name—because once you grow it, everyone else will wish they had it too.

This powerhouse hybrid is the result of a masterful cross between Sherbert Bx1 and Gelato 41, two legendary genetics known for their potency and rich terpene profiles.

With a perfectly balanced 50% indica, 50% sativa composition, this strain takes the best of both worlds, delivering a unique experience that starts with an uplifting buzz and melts into smooth relaxation.

Flowering Time & Yield

Jealousy isn’t just about stunning looks and mind-blowing effects—it’s a serious producer too.

Indoors, she stays compact at 120-150cm (3.9-4.9ft), making her ideal for grow rooms and tents.

With the right conditions, she rewards growers with up to 700g/m² (24.7oz/㎡) of dense, trichome-covered buds.

Outdoor growers will be in for a treat, as this beauty stretches up to 220cm (7.2ft) and delivers a jaw-dropping up to 2000g (70.5oz) per plant by mid-October.

Her flowering period is 65-70 days, ensuring a full and rich maturation that brings out the best of her complex terpene profile.

Effects and Aroma

One hit of Jealousy, and you’ll know why this strain is a must-have.

It starts with a bright cerebral rush, making you feel energized, talkative, and ready to take on anything.

But just when you think it’s all fun and games, a smooth wave of relaxation washes over you, melting away stress without locking you to the couch.

At 29% THC, this strain doesn’t hold back, making it perfect for experienced users looking for a powerful yet balanced high.

And the flavor? It’s a full-on sensory journey.

Expect bright citrus notes on the inhale, followed by creamy vanilla and fruity apricot undertones that linger on the tongue.

A subtle touch of peppery spice adds depth, making every hit an evolving experience.

The aroma is just as complex, blending earthy and fuel-like notes with a refreshing touch of pine and fruity citrus.

Jealousy isn’t just a strain—it’s an experience you won’t forget.

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Growing Tips & Our Take

Jealousy is a strain that rewards attention to detail, but she won’t make your life too difficult.

She thrives in warm, Mediterranean-like climates, but thanks to her resilience, she can also handle slightly cooler conditions if managed properly.

Her natural structure is strong and sturdy, allowing her to support heavy buds without much assistance.

If you want to maximize yields, a little Low-Stress Training (LST) or Screen of Green (ScrOG) can work wonders.

She's got solid resistance against common pests and mold, which makes her a great option for growers who prefer organic cultivation methods.

However, since her buds get so dense, keeping humidity levels in check is key to preventing mold issues during late flowering.

She’s a medium-difficulty strain, meaning that while beginners can give her a shot, experienced growers will be able to push her genetics to their full potential.

What stands out the most for us? The sheer quality of the buds.

Dense, frosted with trichomes, and packed with flavor, she’s the kind of strain that makes every harvest feel like a major win.

Jealousy Strain Characteristics

• Seed Type: Feminized
• Genetics: Sherbert Bx1 x Gelato 41
• THC Content: 29%
• Indica/Sativa Ratio: 50% Indica / 50% Sativa
• Flowering Time: 65-70 days
• Outdoor Harvest: Mid-October
• Indoor Height: 120-150cm (3.9-4.9ft)
• Outdoor Height: Up to 220cm (7.2ft)
• Indoor Yield: Up to 700g/m² (24.7oz/㎡)
• Outdoor Yield: Up to 2000g (70.5oz) per plant
• Resistance: Strong against pests and mold
• Difficulty Level: Medium
• Best Climate: Warm, Mediterranean
• Taste: Citrus, fruity vanilla, pepper, apricot
• Aroma: Earthy, fuel, fruity citrus, pine
• Effects: Balanced high, uplifting, social, relaxing

Jealousy Strain FAQ

Is Jealousy sativa or indica?

Jealousy is a perfectly balanced hybrid, sitting at 50% indica and 50% sativa.

This means you get the best of both worlds—a cerebral, uplifting high from its sativa side and a soothing, body-melting relaxation from its indica genetics.

Sativa strains are known for their energizing effects, often enhancing creativity and focus, making them great for daytime use.

Indica strains, on the other hand, are famous for their deep physical relaxation, making them ideal for unwinding in the evening.

With Jealousy, you get a harmonious mix—a euphoric head rush followed by a smooth, comforting relaxation that doesn’t leave you couch-locked.

How strong is Jealousy strain?

With a THC content of 29%, Jealousy is an extremely potent strain, best suited for experienced users or those who enjoy a powerful, long-lasting high.

Beginners should start slow, as its effects can be intense and build up over time.

What is the best way to grow Jealousy?

Jealousy grows well both indoors and outdoors, but she thrives in warm, Mediterranean-like climates when grown outside.

Indoor growers can use Low-Stress Training (LST) and Screen of Green (ScrOG) techniques to maximize yields.

Since her buds are dense and resin-heavy, keeping humidity in check is essential to prevent mold during late flowering.

How long does Jealousy strain take to flower?

Jealousy has a flowering period of 65-70 days, making her a solid choice for growers who want a high-yielding, premium strain in a reasonable time frame.

Outdoor growers can expect to harvest by mid-October.

Does Jealousy strain have strong resistance to pests?

Yes, Jealousy has a good natural resistance to pests and mold, making her a reliable strain for growers who want a less demanding plant.

However, proper environmental control and regular plant maintenance will ensure she reaches her full potential.

What does Jealousy strain taste like?

Jealousy offers a complex and evolving flavor profile that starts with bright citrus and transitions into creamy vanilla, fruity apricot, and a hint of pepper.

Its aroma is just as dynamic, combining earthy and fuel-like notes with refreshing pine and citrus undertones.