Jealousy Kush

Now with Modern Dessert Genetics featuring an OG Kush finish

Jealousy Kush Feminized Seeds are a cross of Jealousy and OG Kush resulting in a short, indica-dominant photoperiod cultivar. At a height of only 39.4 inches, Seedkeepers claims relaxing effects with a THC content of 23% to 25% and 1% CBD, with a very high yield potential. This cultivar is suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation.

Note that this is a non-autoflowering cultivar. Indoor growers can control the vegetative period and size of the plant by altering light cycles for bloom. Using feminized seeds allows for efficient use of limited garden space. The compact growth structure offers an appealing option for Jealousy Kush for tents with limited vertical space.

Jealousy x OG Kush

Jealousy features creamy fruit and pepper with a fuel and modern dessert sweetness. OG Kush has a profile of lemon, earthiness, and pine with a heavier effect. The two parents combine to create modern sweetness with classic savory kush.

Seedkeepers describes this cross as indica-dominant and relaxing. There may be some liveliness or social potential from the Jealousy side. OG Kush is likely to have a more relaxed effect. The balance is dependent on phenotype and serving size.

Creamy fruit, pepper, lemon, and fuel

A layered aroma is more likely than simple sweetness. Notes of plum, apricot, creamy dessert may be accompanied by black pepper, lemon peel, pine, and fuel. Some plants may lean towards candy and fruit while others may emphasize earth and OG fuel.

A Patient Cure bridges the gap of those oppositional sides. There is no terpene analysis available for this strain so the precise profile is subject to change. Factors such as temperature, nutrients, when the harvest is taken, drying, and curing will affect the finished product. For indoor odor control, the Kush and fuel notes become more pronounced towards the end of bloom, so it is recommended.

Relaxing Effects and THC levels

THC content ranges from 23% to 25%, with CBD at 1%. Since there is a high concentration of THC, the cannabinoid profile is better suited for consumers who typically prefer high potency flower. Relaxing at Seedkeepers describes an evening with music, movies, or socials.

Jealousy Kush is billed as easy and suitable for growers of all levels, with a projected height of 39.4 inches for this photoperiod cultivar. Although the final height is determined by a combination of vegetative time, container volume, and training. A longer vegetative period can build a wider canopy without giving up height control.

It is easier to distribute productive branches with low stress training, topping, or a screen. Also, try to use a well-aerated growing medium and provide consistent irrigation. This means avoiding extremes from saturation to dryness. If you have good airflow and reasonable humidity control, it should help protect the canopy during the 56 to 63 day flowering period.

Seedkeepers states indoor production ranges from 1.6 to 1.7 ounces per square foot. However, actual yields may vary due to light intensity, time spent in vegetative state, root space, nutrition, phenotype, and overall health of the plant.

Outdoor Potential

Outdoors, choose the sunniest spot with good drainage and plenty of space for lateral branching. Seedkeepers states the potential yield of 17.6 to 21.2 ounces per plant and classifies it as very high. A short bushy structure can be easier to support and position than a tall sativa, but with dense growth, you will need to ensure there is adequate airflow.

The figures provided are not guarantees but targets. Conditions such as climate, length of the season, volume of soil, nutrition, and health of the plants will determine the outcome of the harvest. After periods of rain, inspect the flowers and provide support to the branches as the weight increases.

Who Should Choose Jealousy Kush?

The numbers are not the only thing most people are drawn to with Jealousy Kush. Jealousy Kush gives a contemporary appearance, but does not lose the depth from the forest floor of its OG genetics. The first aroma that may be noticeable when handling the flower is sweet and fruity. This may be followed by fuel, pine, and pepper.

Growers can control photoperiods to keep their plants small in a small room, or so that they can build a wider canopy in a larger room. This allows the opportunity to fix minor issues before blooming begins.

For creamy fruit, pepper, lemon, and pine, with fuel and relaxing effects, choose Jealousy Kush with 23-25% THC. It’s easy rating, compact height, and potentially very high production make it approachable, without leaving experienced collectors short on character.