- Jealousy is a hybrid Hybrid strain originating from USA (California), dating back to 2021.
- Lab tests place its THC content at approximately 22-28%.
- Its lineage runs through Sherbert × Gelatti, making it a key reference point for breeders.
- 4 documented strains descend from Jealousy, including modern market favourites.
- Dominant terpenes: Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene — driving its signature aroma and effects.
About Jealousy
Jealousy was created by Compound Genetics (the breeding project of The Captain and other industry veterans) by crossing Sherbert with Gelatti. The strain is visually stunning — dense, round buds with deep purple and green coloration, covered in a thick coat of trichomes that gives them a frosted appearance. The aroma is incredibly complex: sweet cream, tropical fruit, gas, floral notes, and a hint of funky cheese. Jealousy's effects are balanced and potent, providing euphoric uplift with deep physical relaxation. The #1 phenotype (Jealousy #1) became the most sought-after cut and was used as a parent for Permanent Marker (crossed with Biscotti), one of the most important strains of the decade.
Flavor Profile
The Story & Lineage Origin
Compound Genetics released Jealousy in 2021 and it was an immediate sensation. The strain's complex terpene profile and stunning bag appeal made it a favorite among connoisseurs and breeders alike.
Its true legacy was cemented when Seed Junky Genetics crossed a Jealousy cut with Biscotti to create Permanent Marker — Leafly Strain of the Year 2023. Jealousy itself won numerous awards and remains one of the most sought-after strains in the Compound lineup.
The strain demonstrated that the next generation of Cookies-family hybrids could produce genuinely new and exciting terpene profiles.
This strain is a staple of Amsterdam coffee shop menus. Check current availability and prices on DAM Live →
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Live Amsterdam Pricing
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View Live Menus →Where to Find Jealousy in Amsterdam
Jealousy is a popular strain on Amsterdam's coffeeshop menus. Prices and availability change daily based on supply, quality, and seasonal harvests.
- Centrum / De Wallen — Most tourist-facing shops stock popular strains like Jealousy
- Bedford Factory (Outer Space) — Premium selection with quality-tested Jealousy
- Barney's Gourmet Flowers — High-end Jealousy with detailed lab reports
- Grey Area — Curated Jealousy selection, limited stock
- LOF Amsterdam — Wide Jealousy variety with delivery options
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Genetic Background
Sherbert (Girl Scout Cookies x Pink Panties) × Gelatti (Gelato #33 x Biscotti)
Phenotypes & Cultivars
Jealousy is available in the following phenotypes and cultivars:
Terpene Profile
Jealousy is dominated by Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene. These compounds shape the strain's aroma, flavor, and reported effects.
Genetic Families
Jealousy is part of the following genetic families:
Known Offspring
Strains that descend from Jealousy:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the THC percentage of Jealousy?
Jealousy typically tests at 22-28% THC content in lab results, though actual potency varies by phenotype, growing conditions, and harvest. The balanced hybrid effects make it versatile for different tolerance levels.
Is Jealousy a sativa or indica?
Jealousy is a hybrid cannabis strain (Hybrid). Bred from Sherbert × Gelatti, its effects lean on a balanced hybrid experience. Users report: Euphoric, creative, relaxed, happy, uplifted, balanced.
Jealousy strain review — what to expect
Jealousy is known for Euphoric, creative, relaxed, happy, uplifted, balanced. The flagship strain from Compound Genetics, crossing Sherbert with Gelatti. Jealousy became one of the most sought-after strains of the 2020s for its complex fruity-creamy terpene profile and exceptional bag appeal. The aroma profile features cream, tropical fruit, gas, floral, cheese, sweet. Dominant terpenes: Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene.
What are the phenotypes of Jealousy?
Jealousy expresses several phenotypes and cuts, including Jealousy, Jealousy #1. The dominant phenotypes often show subtle differences in structure, flowering time, color expression, and terpene balance while sharing the same core genetics.
What is Jealousy crossed from?
Jealousy was bred from Sherbert × Gelatti. Detailed ancestry: Sherbert (Girl Scout Cookies x Pink Panties) × Gelatti (Gelato #33 x Biscotti). This cross produces the strain's characteristic effects, terpene profile, and growth pattern.
Is Jealousy available in Amsterdam coffee shops?
Yes — Jealousy is found on Amsterdam coffeeshop menus. As a premium Cali import, availability varies by shop. Live Amsterdam pricing and shop availability is updated daily on DAM Live.
What terpenes are in Jealousy?
Jealousy is dominated by Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene. These aromatic compounds shape the strain's signature flavor, aroma, and contribute to its reported effects through the entourage effect.
How much does Jealousy yield and how long does it flower?
Jealousy has a flowering time of 8-10 weeks and produces moderate yields. Plants reach medium height, making it a versatile size for most indoor setups.
What is Jealousy and where does it come from?
Jealousy is a hybrid cannabis strain that originates from USA (California). It belongs to the 2020s era of cannabis genetics. The flagship strain from Compound Genetics, crossing Sherbert with Gelatti. Jealousy became one of the most sought-after strains of the 2020s for its complex fruity-creamy terpene profile and exceptional bag appeal.
What is the genetic background of Jealousy?
Jealousy has the following ancestry: Sherbert (Girl Scout Cookies x Pink Panties) × Gelatti (Gelato #33 x Biscotti).
Is Jealousy indica or sativa?
Jealousy is a hybrid cannabis strain. Learn how in indica vs sativa classification differs in our strain guide.
What does Jealousy smell and taste like?
Jealousy has a Cream, tropical fruit, gas, floral, cheese, sweet aroma, with flavors described as Creamy, fruity, gassy, floral, sweet, funky. Its dominant terpenes are Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene.
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Medical Applications
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