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Among the latest offerings from Seedsman is the intriguing Banana Jealousy, a strain with which we are doing a Comparative Grow here, a bold hybrid that blends the genetics of three superb cannabis strains to create an impressive newcomer. Promising high yields of dense, potent buds and ease of cultivation that beckons both novices and seasoned cultivators to success, Banana Jealousy is intense, aromatic, immensely flavorful and visually stunning. Let’s take a closer look at the details behind this elite new strain.
Parental Lines
A careful inspection of the lineage behind Banana Jealousy reveals a three-way hybrid, and there’s little doubt this strain comes from some outstanding lineage. First up is Banana Cream, an indica-dominant hybrid known for its otherworldly flavor and euphoric high. Next is Jealousy, a potent indica-dominant hybrid revered for its resinous properties and powerful, yet uplifting, effects. The last ingredient in Banana Jealousy is the sensational Gelato 41, which should need no introduction – but in case it does, say hello to a cup-winning hybrid with a slight sativa dominance, known for its sumptuous flavors, remarkable potency, and grin-inducing effects. It’s clear, then, that Seedsman’s breeders knew exactly what they wanted to create – and that they achieved their goal here.
Cultivation Mastery:
Growing Banana Jealousy is surprisingly something of delight, offering a hassle-free experience that cultivators of all levels can appreciate. With a commendable resistance to mold, this strain effortlessly tackles a common headache that is the bugbear of many a cultivator. The straightforward maintenance required by Banana Jealousy ensures that even beginners can achieve remarkable results, showcasing the solid genetic foundation inherited from its Banana Cream parent, but successfully steering clear of the more challenging cultivations needs of the Jealousy and Gelato lineage.
What To Expect:
The flowering period spans 8 to 10 weeks, transforming your garden into a breathtaking spectacle of vibrant colors as the plants adorn themselves with mesmerizing regal shades. Outdoor cultivation effortlessly sees Banana Jealousy soaring beyond 200cm (approximately 6.56 ft), promising a visually striking presence. Whether under the sun or in a greenhouse, this strain generously rewards your dedication with yields ranging from 450-650g/m2 indoors to an impressive 750g/plant outdoors. Outdoor plants will be ready to harvest in late September/Early October for Northern Hemisphere growers, while those in Southern climes can expect bumper yields come March, making for an extremely relaxed Easter!
No matter your cultivation space, maintaining awesome harvests becomes a breeze with Banana Jealousy. Thriving best in temperate, warm, and hot regions, this strain has the kind of output that ensures your stash jars remain brimming with the fruits of your labor.
Aroma and Visual Properties
Banana Jealousy isn't just a feast for the taste buds; it's visually attractive, too. The marriage of purple and light green hues makes for a plant with beautiful aesthetics, and the good looks are accompanied by dreamy, ultra-dense buds soaked in the kind of resin content that speaks volumes about the strain's potency. Making any grow space into a spectacle, the vibrant colors of Banana Jealousy are the first hint that you’re growing top-level cannabis – and then there’s the aroma.
Odor: High (Indoor Growers, Beware!)
The aroma of Banana Jealousy is as bold as the appearance. Indoor cultivators will want to invest in top-notch carbon air filters to contain the pungent – but incredible – scents emitted by this plant during the flowering phase. It’s the kind of smell that gives a clue to the sheer power of Banana Jealousy’s flavor. The terpene profile is remarkable, and the aromas are sweet with strong notes of banana and Skunk to the fore, making for a delicious experience on both inhale and exhale.
Potency and Cannabinoid Content
Seedsman continues to achieve new personal bests on their newest strains, and Banana Jealousy is no different. Following hot on the heels of one of their finest strains, the elite 27% THC Purple Ghost Candy, Banana Jealousy doesn't hold back in the potency department, boasting THC levels reaching up to a staggering 28% (confirmed by lab reports available on Seedsman’s website). The low CBD content ensures a euphoric, heady high that resonates with the seasoned smoker, sending you into waves of bliss and offering an incredible sense of body relaxation while keeping your mood upbeat.
Resin Coverage:
Banana Jealousy takes the art of extraction to new heights with its copious resin production. Extract enthusiasts will revel in the sheer abundance of resin, unlocking a world of possibilities for concentrates and oils. Buds are extremely sticky to handle, and call for care when trimming, but it’s more than worth the extra effort. The strain's fruity and skunky aromas intensify when transformed into extracts, delivering a concentrated essence of its delectable profile.
Conclusion
Coming at the same time as new stablemate Gelato 41BX, Banana Jealousy makes for a fantastic addition to Seedsman’s ever-improving range of genetics. With high yields and high THC content, growers get what they’re after - and with the ease of cultivation and high mold resistance, they get it without any hassle. This is a quality strain with bag appeal in spades come harvest time.
Parental Lines
A careful inspection of the lineage behind Banana Jealousy reveals a three-way hybrid, and there’s little doubt this strain comes from some outstanding lineage. First up is Banana Cream, an indica-dominant hybrid known for its otherworldly flavor and euphoric high. Next is Jealousy, a potent indica-dominant hybrid revered for its resinous properties and powerful, yet uplifting, effects. The last ingredient in Banana Jealousy is the sensational Gelato 41, which should need no introduction – but in case it does, say hello to a cup-winning hybrid with a slight sativa dominance, known for its sumptuous flavors, remarkable potency, and grin-inducing effects. It’s clear, then, that Seedsman’s breeders knew exactly what they wanted to create – and that they achieved their goal here.
Cultivation Mastery:
Growing Banana Jealousy is surprisingly something of delight, offering a hassle-free experience that cultivators of all levels can appreciate. With a commendable resistance to mold, this strain effortlessly tackles a common headache that is the bugbear of many a cultivator. The straightforward maintenance required by Banana Jealousy ensures that even beginners can achieve remarkable results, showcasing the solid genetic foundation inherited from its Banana Cream parent, but successfully steering clear of the more challenging cultivations needs of the Jealousy and Gelato lineage.
What To Expect:
The flowering period spans 8 to 10 weeks, transforming your garden into a breathtaking spectacle of vibrant colors as the plants adorn themselves with mesmerizing regal shades. Outdoor cultivation effortlessly sees Banana Jealousy soaring beyond 200cm (approximately 6.56 ft), promising a visually striking presence. Whether under the sun or in a greenhouse, this strain generously rewards your dedication with yields ranging from 450-650g/m2 indoors to an impressive 750g/plant outdoors. Outdoor plants will be ready to harvest in late September/Early October for Northern Hemisphere growers, while those in Southern climes can expect bumper yields come March, making for an extremely relaxed Easter!
No matter your cultivation space, maintaining awesome harvests becomes a breeze with Banana Jealousy. Thriving best in temperate, warm, and hot regions, this strain has the kind of output that ensures your stash jars remain brimming with the fruits of your labor.
Aroma and Visual Properties
Banana Jealousy isn't just a feast for the taste buds; it's visually attractive, too. The marriage of purple and light green hues makes for a plant with beautiful aesthetics, and the good looks are accompanied by dreamy, ultra-dense buds soaked in the kind of resin content that speaks volumes about the strain's potency. Making any grow space into a spectacle, the vibrant colors of Banana Jealousy are the first hint that you’re growing top-level cannabis – and then there’s the aroma.
Odor: High (Indoor Growers, Beware!)
The aroma of Banana Jealousy is as bold as the appearance. Indoor cultivators will want to invest in top-notch carbon air filters to contain the pungent – but incredible – scents emitted by this plant during the flowering phase. It’s the kind of smell that gives a clue to the sheer power of Banana Jealousy’s flavor. The terpene profile is remarkable, and the aromas are sweet with strong notes of banana and Skunk to the fore, making for a delicious experience on both inhale and exhale.
Potency and Cannabinoid Content
Seedsman continues to achieve new personal bests on their newest strains, and Banana Jealousy is no different. Following hot on the heels of one of their finest strains, the elite 27% THC Purple Ghost Candy, Banana Jealousy doesn't hold back in the potency department, boasting THC levels reaching up to a staggering 28% (confirmed by lab reports available on Seedsman’s website). The low CBD content ensures a euphoric, heady high that resonates with the seasoned smoker, sending you into waves of bliss and offering an incredible sense of body relaxation while keeping your mood upbeat.
Resin Coverage:
Banana Jealousy takes the art of extraction to new heights with its copious resin production. Extract enthusiasts will revel in the sheer abundance of resin, unlocking a world of possibilities for concentrates and oils. Buds are extremely sticky to handle, and call for care when trimming, but it’s more than worth the extra effort. The strain's fruity and skunky aromas intensify when transformed into extracts, delivering a concentrated essence of its delectable profile.
Conclusion
Coming at the same time as new stablemate Gelato 41BX, Banana Jealousy makes for a fantastic addition to Seedsman’s ever-improving range of genetics. With high yields and high THC content, growers get what they’re after - and with the ease of cultivation and high mold resistance, they get it without any hassle. This is a quality strain with bag appeal in spades come harvest time.
