Jealousy Strain
A modern dessert hybrid with more structure and less couch than its cookie cousins.
Jealousy is a hybrid strain from Gelato 41 x Sherbert Bx1, typically testing 20–27% THC and <1% CBD. It leans limonene and caryophyllene on the terpene side, smells like cold cream and citrus peel over a light diesel undertone, and most patients describe it as bright start, even body, focused mood. It's a daytime strain that people reach for afternoon, social plans, experienced patients — ask for it at RedBilly in Colcord or Roland, Oklahoma.
- THC
- 20–27%
- CBD
- <1%
- Type
- Hybrid
- Lineage
- Gelato 41 x Sherbert Bx1
Jealousy is one of the newer dessert crosses that earned its shelf space rather than riding a name. It looks the part — dense, frosted, purple-flecked — and the smell is closer to cold cream than to candy.
The lineage runs Gelato 41 crossed with a Sherbert backcross, so it sits squarely in the cookie family without inheriting the flattening weight that family is known for.
Patients describe the opening as bright and clear-headed, with the body arriving underneath rather than on top. That combination is why it works in an afternoon slot where most 25% hybrids would not.
The potency is real, though. Published testing regularly reaches the mid-twenties, and this is not a first-week strain for someone new to flower.
Limonene leads with caryophyllene behind it, and a linalool presence that softens the edges. Together they explain why the head feel stays organized instead of jittery.
At the counter we point people here when they liked Gelato but wanted something that lasts longer and does not stall the afternoon.
Availability moves with the grow cycle. Check the live menu for what is in the case at Colcord and Roland today.
How it smells
Cold cream and citrus peel over a light diesel undertone
How it feels
- Bright start
- Even body
- Focused mood
- Long tail
Patients reach for it for
Afternoon · Social plans · Experienced patients
From behind the counter
The one I hand experienced Gelato fans who want the same flavor with the brakes off.
Jealousy questions we get
Is Jealousy indica or sativa?
A balanced hybrid. Patients typically report a clear head with a steady body underneath rather than a lean either way.
How strong is Jealousy?
Typical published testing runs 20–27% THC, putting it toward the upper end of a normal flower shelf.
What does Jealousy taste like?
Cold cream and citrus peel with a faint fuel note on the exhale.
Is Jealousy good for beginners?
Not usually. The potency range is high enough that we steer newer patients toward something in the high teens first.
Strains rotate with what our growers bring in. Check today's live menu to see if Jealousy — or something close to it — is on the shelf right now.
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