Jealousy Cannabis Seeds

An Introduction to Jealousy Seeds

Do you see all your friends over there growing cannabis plants? There’s no need to be jealous because you can grow your own marijuana plants at home with Jealousy feminized seeds. Growers Choice is constantly adding new marijuana products to our site, and we’re pleased to announce that Jealousy seeds are now for sale online.

With the help of Growers Choice, you can start growing cannabis plants at home with the reassurance of reliable customer service, discreet shipping, and an online database to answer any questions you may have along the way. Keep reading to see if the Jealousy strain is the right hybrid strain for you!

The Flavor and Aroma of Jealousy Plants

With successful cannabis cultivation, you can enjoy the wild and delicious flavor of Jealousy cannabis products. She’s quite the experience for cannabis enthusiasts who love a wide range of effects in addition to a yummy taste. The aroma of Jealousy plants is intoxicatingly sweet, similar to her Gelato and Sherbert parents. She has a dominant smell of fruit and citrus paired with vanilla and earthy undertones.

Growers Choice customers who love vanilla flavors will fawn over Wedding Cake, Vanilla Kush, and Mendo Breath.

You’ve got sweet, you’ve got earthy, you’ve got fruity—what’s not to love with this blend of flavors? Not to mention the blend of effects as well! Jealousy’s complex flavor profile is one of the main reasons growers keep coming back for more. Growers Choice seed bank is pleased to be able to ship Jealousy cannabis seeds to your front door in all 50 states.

The Lineage of the Jealousy Strain

We haven’t found any concrete answers as to where the Jealousy strain gets her name from, but we can tell you that her parents are Gelato #41 cannabis and Sherbert Bx1 cannabis. Growers Choice sells close relatives to these two popular strains: Gelato #33 cannabis and Sunset Sherbert cannabis (sometimes spelled “Sherbet,” depending on how fancy you want to get).

To best understand the Jealousy strain, it’s always helpful to deconstruct the parents first. Sherbert strains usually lean indica with relaxing, calming, and euphoric effects. The Gelato strains also lean heavily toward indica and provide therapeutic benefits like pain relief because of the warm and tingly body high (as opposed to a head high that you get with sativa-dominant strains).

From this, you’d be right to expect the Jealousy strain to also veer to the indica side of things and to come with relaxing effects. You’d actually be surprised at how much Jealousy can do for medical marijuana patients and recreational users alike. Next, let’s talk about the effects of the Jealousy strain.

Effects of the Jealousy Cannabis Strain

Jealousy marijuana plants, once fully matured, produce flowers that contain up to 27% THC. That’s considered a staggering amount in the cannabis community. Smokers of all levels can expect this potent strain to deliver mind-boggling psychoactive effects that range from relaxation to euphoria to body tingles to creative brainstorming. This girl is all over the place and we love her for it!

If you’re looking for a strain that will make your mind soar and your body feel restored, Jealousy might be the ideal strain for you. Her THC content of 27% means that beginner smokers should take it easy and enjoy responsibly at a slow and steady pace. Take one or two inhales and wait about 30 minutes to see how you feel.

While she’s a relaxing strain toward the end of the high, but in the initial stages, you may notice an increase in energy and creativity levels. Jealousy cannabis starts off with a head high that can expand your imagination and help you brainstorm. Pull out a journal and get to writing! Play that instrument that’s sitting in the back of your closet! Learn that language that you’ve been putting off for months!

There really is no right or wrong time to enjoy the Jealousy cannabis flower, which is rare to find in the cannabis community. Most marijuana strains are better suited for evening or daytime use, but the Jealousy cannabis strain fits a wide variety of occasions. You can enjoy this hybrid weed strain at any time and feel like a million bucks.

Is the Jealousy Cannabis Strain an Indica or Sativa?

Like her parents, the Jealousy cannabis strain is more indica-dominant with levels around 60%, leaving 40% on the sativa side. She’s almost an even 50/50 combo, which is the main reason she suits daytime and evening smoking. Jealousy cannabis seeds offer a well-rounded experience that pairs deep relaxation with a mind that’s ready to take on the world.

Even as an indica-dominant hybrid, this strain has been known to help users in social interactions. She can be a social strain that increases laughter and the giggles among a group of friends. She can provide an awakening user experience that helps a group of people get to know each other better and let their guard down to open up. You may end up making best friends with someone by the end of the party.

That said, there is one thing about Jealousy marijuana plants that you should watch out for. She sounds like rainbows and butterflies, but that’s because we haven’t touched on her THC levels yet. Jealousy cannabis seeds may not be for everybody because of their soaring THC content, but more on that in the next section.

Tips for a Successful Cannabis Cultivation of Jealousy

Jealousy cannabis is an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor growers. In both cases, she has a flowering time of 60-70 days. Though Jealousy plants perform well indoors, you get a slightly higher yield with outdoor cultivation. Indoors, she yields about 400-450g per square meter. Outdoors, you get a touch more bud of around 450-500g per plant.

Are you more of an indoor or outdoor grower? In the case of this strain, you can be both because she’s not picky when it comes to her environment. Jealousy cannabis plants are of medium height and can thrive pretty much anywhere you put them: an indoor grow room as well as an outdoor backyard. She doesn’t need a ton of space to grow to her full potential and give you the highest yield possible.

Jealousy marijuana plants feature subtle tones of purple with a thick coating of white trichomes and tentacle-like amber hairs. Whether you grow indoors or out, Jealousy plants benefit greatly from occasional pruning to maximize light coverage. You want to make sure every inch of your plants is getting adequate light from the sun or LED grow lights. Pruning is a must!