Last reviewed November 12, 2026
The Jealousy strain is a hybrid made by crossing Sherbert Bx1 with Gelato #41. Reviewers describe a peppery flavour with plum and apricot, and caryophyllene leads its terpenes in lab data. We stock it as a 1 g liquid diamonds cart from Gold Collective, labelled hybrid.
| Type | Hybrid (as Leafly classifies it) |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Sherbert Bx1 × Gelato #41 |
| Aroma and flavour | Pepper, plum, apricot; earthy |
| Most common terpene | Caryophyllene, then limonene and myrcene |
| THC | Leafly lists about 25%; every batch differs, so check the label |
| Origin | Named in the source below |
Aroma and flavour
Pepper, plum and apricot are the flavours reviewers report most for Jealousy, followed by earthy. Its description sums up the taste as earthy and funky.
Caryophyllene is the most common terpene in tested samples, followed by limonene and myrcene, with linalool and humulene sometimes present. Caryophyllene is often linked to a fuel aroma, and our cart’s listing names a gassy note too.
Lineage
Jealousy’s parents are Sherbert and Gelato #41. The “Bx1” after Sherbert marks a backcross: a plant bred back to itself or to one of its parents to strengthen traits such as flavour and aroma.
Sherbert, also called Sunset Sherbet, was bred from Girl Scout Cookies and Pink Panties. Gelato #41, also written G41, comes from Sunset Sherbet and Thin Mint Cookies, so Sherbert sits on both sides of Jealousy’s family tree. We don’t stock either parent. Gelato #41 has its own entry apart from plain Gelato, so our Gelato cart isn’t treated as a parent here.
How we sell Jealousy
Jealousy is on our shelf as the Gold Collective Jealousy Hybrid Liquid Diamonds Vape Cartridge 1G, $20. Liquid diamonds are THCA crystals melted down with terpenes into an oil thin enough to run through a cart.
Gold Collective adds cannabis-derived terpenes matched to the strain, and the listing describes creamy sherbet and sweet fruit with a gassy edge. For how they differ from live resin, Live resin vs liquid diamonds sets the two side by side.
This cart takes any 510 battery, the standard screw fitting for vape carts, and we don’t sell batteries. Thick oils like this one usually suit a low to medium setting, so start at the lowest and turn it up only if the vapour is thin. Our 510 cartridge guide explains the battery types and how to attach a cart.
Indica, sativa and what to expect
Strain names and types are a starting point, not a guarantee. Studies of real cannabis products have found that labels don’t reliably predict a product’s chemistry, and two batches with the same name can differ. Read the product label for THC, and see Does indica make you tired? for why.
Common questions
Is Jealousy indica or sativa?
A hybrid. Our Gold Collective cart is labelled hybrid as well.
What is Jealousy a cross of?
Sherbert Bx1 and Gelato #41.
What does Jealousy taste like?
Reviewers report pepper, plum and apricot over an earthy base.
How strong is Jealousy?
It’s listed at about 25% THC, and samples can test into the high 20s. Liquid diamonds are a concentrate, so the number on the cart’s label is the one to go by.
Source: Leafly: Jealousy (lineage, classification, breeder, reported aromas and lab terpene data), with parent details from Leafly: Sherbert and Leafly: Gelato #41, and the meaning of a backcross from Leafly’s glossary.
