Jealousy is a modern hybrid with a classic dessert-meets-fuel personality. Barney’s Farm crossed Sherbert Bx1 with Gelato 41 to create this feminized strain, a perfectly balanced 50% Indica / 50% Sativa plant rated at around 28% THC.
It is built for consistency. Plants grow uniformly, buds form tight and crystal-coated, and the flavor runs from citrus and vanilla to pepper and apricot.
Indoors, plants reach 120–150 cm (47–59 in) and can produce up to 700 g/m² (2.29 oz/ft²) in 65–70 days. Outdoors, they grow up to 220 cm (87 in) and can yield up to 2,000 g/plant (70.5 oz/plant).
Lineage: Sherbert Bx1 x Gelato 41
Sherbert Bx1 brings a sweet, fruity base and a smooth, creamy finish. Gelato 41 adds potency, resin and a gassy edge. Barney’s Farm combined them into a balanced hybrid that delivers consistent phenotypes and keeps the strengths of both parents.
The flowers show well-formed calyxes and dense bud sites with crystalline resin across every surface.
Aroma, Flavor and Effect
The aroma opens with earthy depth and a pronounced fuel note, brightened by fruity citrus and finished with fresh pine. It smells like a citrus grove next to a gas station after a rain.
The flavor unfolds in layers: citrus first, then fruity vanilla, then a peppery twist and a ripe apricot note that appears late in the session.
The effect is giggly, happy and talkative, with a mood lift that makes it a social strain. As the session goes on, relaxation builds without heavy sedation. At around 28% THC, it is potent but balanced.
Growing Jealousy Indoors and Outdoors
Indoors, Jealousy reaches 120–150 cm (47–59 in) with strong branching and vigorous growth. It responds well to topping, LST and SCROG, which make full use of its stable structure. Flowering takes 65–70 days, with yields up to 700 g/m² (2.29 oz/ft²).
Outdoors, plants grow up to 220 cm (87 in) and finish in the second to third week of October in the Northern Hemisphere. Given good conditions, they can produce up to 2,000 g/plant (70.5 oz/plant).
Environmental control matters for full results: keep humidity in check during late bloom and give the dense, resin-heavy buds plenty of airflow.
Thanks to its uniform phenotype expression, Jealousy is a strong candidate for a SCROG run, where every top finishes at a similar height and ripens at the same pace. Top once or twice in vegetative growth, weave the branches under the net, and clear out small lower shoots before the flip so the plant focuses its energy on the main colas. The longer outdoor season lets terpenes and resin develop fully before a mid-October harvest.
Jealousy Characteristics
| Strain type | Feminized |
| Genetics | Sherbert Bx1 x Gelato 41 |
| Indica/Sativa | 50% Indica / 50% Sativa |
| THC | 28% |
| Effect | Giggly, relaxing, happy, talkative |
| Flavor | Citrus, fruity vanilla, pepper, apricot |
| Aroma | Earthy, fuel, fruity citrus, pine |
| Indoor yield | Up to 700 g/m² (2.29 oz/ft²) |
| Outdoor yield | Up to 2,000 g/plant (70.5 oz/plant) |
| Flowering time | 65–70 days |
| Outdoor harvest | 2nd–3rd week of October |
| Height | Indoor: 120–150 cm (47–59 in); outdoor: up to 220 cm (87 in) |
| Best cultivation technique | Topping, LST and SCROG |
FAQ
Is Jealousy Indica or Sativa?
Barney’s Farm’s Jealousy is a balanced hybrid: 50% Indica and 50% Sativa.
What are the parents of Jealousy?
Jealousy is a cross of Sherbert Bx1 and Gelato 41.
How long does Jealousy take to flower?
Indoors, about 65–70 days. Outdoors in the Northern Hemisphere, harvest usually comes in the second or third week of October.
How much does Jealousy yield?
Indoor yields reach up to 700 g/m² (2.29 oz/ft²). Outdoor plants can produce up to 2,000 g/plant (70.5 oz/plant).
What does Jealousy taste like?
Citrus leads, followed by fruity vanilla, a peppery twist and apricot. The aroma adds earth, fuel and pine.
How tall does Jealousy grow?
Indoor plants reach 120–150 cm (47–59 in). Outdoors, expect up to 220 cm (87 in).
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