Jealousy

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 THC levels and exclusivity make it a must-have among growers up and down the US. To find out about how the breeding experts at Seed Junky Genetics created this "top-shelf strain", its physical characteristics, and how it performs in the grow room, keep reading. Strain history of Jealousy Most modern genetics have a hard time competing with the endless barrage of new and experimental strains available today. Still, Jealousy from Seed Junky Genetics has successfully carved a path and continues to do so, even in today's rapidly expanding cannabis market. However, considering the catalog Seed Junky Genetics has put forward thus far, it's not hard to see why cannabis users across the US favor Jealousy. Starting life in a small, south-Calfiornian garage, Seed Junky has since become one of the US's premier seed banks. Alongside Jealousy, co-owner JBeezy has released countless top-shelf performers, including Wedding Cake, Kush Mints, and The Soap. And although these strains are all sought-after for their unique attributes, few have made the same impact as Jealousy. Most notably, Jealousy was named 's 2022 strain of the year, was 2nd overall at the California High Times Cannabis Cup (2022), and is listed in over 1,500 cannabis dispensaries. And, for brick-and-mortar cannabis 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