Jealousy — strain profile, effects & genetics
Jealousy was named Leafly Strain of the Year 2022 — creamy-sweet aroma, potent balanced high with long body effect.
TL;DR: Jealousy is a Hybrid (balanced) (Sherbet Bx1 × Gelato 41) with 24–30 % THC and < 1 % CBD. Catalogue descriptions: euphoric, relaxing, creative, sensory. Dominant terpenes: Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool. Aroma: Sweet cream, gas, creamy vanilla finish.
Type & Genetics & origin
Type: Hybrid (balanced).
Genetics: Sherbet Bx1 × Gelato 41.
Origin: Seed Junky Genetics × Minntz, USA 2022.
This profile puts catalogue data and commonly associated descriptions into context. It is neither an analysis of a batch offered for sale nor a clinical assessment of this strain.
THC and CBD levels
THC: 24–30 % · CBD: < 1 %. The THC and CBD ranges are catalogue values. For an actual product, total THC in its batch matters, including the relevant THCA contribution. CBD-dominant does not automatically mean below 1% THC.
Effects
Reported effects: euphoric, relaxing, creative, sensory.
As with any strain, the experience depends on dose, tolerance, set and setting.
Aroma & terpenes
Sweet cream, gas, creamy vanilla finish.
The attribution describes a commonly associated aroma profile. An analysis is needed to identify terpenes in an actual batch; it does not guarantee a medical effect.
Medical use
No clinical efficacy assessment is recorded here for this particular breeder selection. Research on a standardised cannabinoid medicine cannot be transferred to flower solely through a strain name. Discuss symptoms and possible treatments with a healthcare professional.
Jealousy — user experiences
No representative survey of effects, onset or duration was conducted for this page. Personal reports are not clinical evidence and cannot establish a fixed timetable for every batch.
Jealousy in Switzerland — legality, access & price
The product, total THC and permitted access route are what matter. Below 1%, the corresponding narcotics control does not apply; other product rules still do. A strain name or member account does not authorise access to THC cannabis.
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Jealousy — What the terpene profile tells you
Sweet cream, gas, creamy vanilla finish.
The profile describes commonly associated aromas, not an established effect on an individual. A recent batch analysis can identify the terpenes actually measured. An aroma or an isolated terpene establishes neither medical efficacy nor suitability for a particular condition.
When comparing products, read their actual analyses rather than just their names: total THC, CBD, tested terpenes and measurement date belong together. Cultivation, processing and storage can change the composition.
Jealousy — Reading the THC content correctly
THC: 24–30 % · CBD: < 1 %. Calculated content: 240–300 mg THC/g (24–30 %). The profile values describe the strain; they do not replace an analysis of your batch. Calculated THC in the material is neither the amount absorbed nor a personal dose. For medical treatment, follow the prescription and advice from your doctor or pharmacist.
A strain name, CBD percentage or hybrid label guarantees neither a particular effect nor fitness to drive. Traffic rules and detection thresholds are explained in the guide Cannabis and driving.
Jealousy — Flowering time, origin and breeder information
Sherbet Bx1 × Gelato 41. Seed Junky Genetics × Minntz, USA 2022. No independently verified flowering duration or yield measurement is recorded here for this particular breeder selection. One name can cover different lines. Comparing figures requires the breeder, the specific line and documented conditions; an indica or sativa label cannot establish an exact harvest date.
The origin label refers to the catalogue lineage, not the cultivation location of a batch offered for sale. A Swiss product therefore needs to be assessed using its own provenance and batch information.
Jealousy — In Switzerland: checking the product and access route
Availability of a product bearing this name needs a specific, current offer. Similarly named CBD flower does not establish identical genetics or the same terpene profile. This page confirms neither stock nor a price for this strain.
Below 1% total THC, a cannabis product falls outside the corresponding narcotics control; other rules depend on the product and intended use. At 1% or more, legal restrictions apply. Medical prescriptions and authorised pilot studies are separate access routes; club membership does not replace their requirements.
Read more: Prices and comparison methods · CBD flower and batch checks.
FAQ
Is Jealousy Indica or Sativa?
Jealousy is a Hybrid (balanced).
Is Jealousy strong?
THC: 24–30 % · CBD: < 1 %. The percentage alone does not predict your personal response. Check the current batch analysis; a high CBD share does not rule out relevant amounts of THC.
Which terpenes dominate in Jealousy?
Mainly Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool.
Does Jealousy make you sleepy?
Neither a strain name nor an indica/sativa label reliably predicts sleepiness. Composition, quantity, individual sensitivity and other medicines matter.
Is Jealousy legal in Switzerland?
The product, total THC and permitted access route are what matter. Below 1%, the corresponding narcotics control does not apply; other product rules still do. A strain name or member account does not authorise access to THC cannabis.
What does Jealousy taste like?
Sweet cream, gas, creamy vanilla finish.
How much THC does Jealousy have?
THC: 24–30 % · CBD: < 1 %. The percentage alone does not predict your personal response. Check the current batch analysis; a high CBD share does not rule out relevant amounts of THC.
Is Jealousy suitable for beginners?
No clinically tested beginner classification is recorded here. A strain name replaces neither an analysis of the actual product nor individual medical advice.
How long does Jealousy flower?
No verified duration is recorded here for this particular breeder selection. Figures from other suppliers are comparable only when the line, conditions and definition of the start of flowering match.
How much THC is in one gram of Jealousy?
Calculated content: 240–300 mg THC/g (24–30 %). This is a calculation for the material, not an absorbed dose. The verified content of the actual batch is what matters.
How should I store Jealousy?
Follow the instructions for the actual product. Light, heat, air exposure and moisture can change its quality. A strain name does not establish a fixed shelf life or guarantee effects for months.
Sources & references
- Legal framework for hemp and cannabis products — BAG / OFSP / UFSP / FOPH
- Cannabis and cannabinoids: research and limitations — NCCIH