Jealousy by Barney’s Farm
Some cannabis strains become famous for their high potency, some for outstanding flavor and others for unique visual appeal. Jealousy is special for everything mentioned above. Bred by Barney’s Farm based on the combination of Sherbert Bx1 and Gelato 41, this amazing 50/50 indica-sativa hybrid combines the best genetics, unique resin profile, incredible flower quality and terpenes evolving from first inhalation till last.
Despite THC content of 29%, this strain doesn’t disappoint in terms of cannabinoids only. Dense resin-covered flowers, excellent bag appeal and well-balanced combination of euphoric cerebral effect and relaxing body sensation make Jealousy one of the best hybrids developed by Barney’s Farm.
Here, at SeedMasters, we are especially interested in those crosses where the genetics of the parents complement each other. And Jealousy is the perfect example of such cross. Sherbert Bx1 gives it creamy sweetness and dessert-like flavors, while Gelato 41 provides amazing resin production, structural flower quality and multi-layered complexity which made Gelato genetics famous worldwide. All these traits combine in one hybrid that looks great from any side.
Jealousy Genetics
Jealousy is the creation based on the two most famous desserts hybrids of recent years, each providing this strain with unique characteristics that combine together perfectly.
Sherbert Bx1 provides Jealousy with creamy sweetness, well-balanced growth pattern and terpene profile. This trait makes this strain smell like smooth dessert which immediately distinguishes Jealousy from other hybrids with fruit-like smell and helps to create well-rounded profile.
Gelato 41 gives this cultivar unique resin production, compact bud formation and amazing cannabinoid profile which allowed Gelato genetics to become one of the most popular breeding lines of contemporary cannabis cultivation. At the same time, Gelato 41 influences the colorful appearance and high-quality flower structure.
Balanced 50/50 indica-sativa combination makes it possible to combine all best characteristics of parents’ genetics. Jealousy develops into the plant with vigorous branching, reliable flower production and abundant trichrome coverage while preserving the sophisticated aromatic profile which distinguishes this variety from other varieties in Barney’s Farm’s selection.
Instead of one main characteristic, Jealousy wins thanks to the well-harmonized combination of its aromatic profile, structure, appearance and balance.
Appearance
Jealousy grows into the vigorous medium-to-tall plant with intensive lateral branching and balanced structure that supports heavy flower production in the whole canopy. The robust framework responds very well to the canopy management and allows developing many productive flowering sites equally across the whole plant.
As the process of flowering continues, compact buds gradually transform into dense and heavy colas with excellent calyx formation and amazing uniformity. Each flower is abundantly covered with resin in the final stage of the growth making bright frosted appearance which is usually associated with premium modern hybrids.
Rich green flowers are combined with vivid orange pistils that wind through the compact buds. Sometimes additional dark coloration inherited from elite genetics can be observed depending on environment. Shiny trichrome layers complete the picture and provide Jealousy with very sticky and visually attractive flowers.
Finished buds accurately reflect the quality of their genetics – dense, resinous and colorful. They combine modern appearance and flower quality of Barney’s Farm’s flagships.
Our Take
At SeedMasters.com, Jealousy impresses with its completeness and balance rather than with being just another high-THC dessert. Creamy sweetness inherited from Sherbert Bx1 is enriched with resin production and terpene complexity from Gelato 41. As a result, this strain provides much more than its impressive potency. For aficionados of premium cannabis genetics, this is one of the most harmonious creations of Barney’s Farm.
