Mood Theory

Strain Type: Jealousy
Balanced Hybrid (Indica-leaning)
Lineage:
Sherbert Bx1 × Gelato 41
THCA Content:
25–30%
Terpene Profile:
Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene
Aroma/Flavor:
Earthy, peppery, plum and apricot with hints of citrus and funk
Effects:
Mentally relaxed, physically energized, euphoric without sedation, mood-enhancing clarity, sociable calm. You don’t smoke Jealousy to get a life. You smoke it to recalibrate.
It starts like a mood theory—an idea that maybe, just maybe, your day doesn’t have to stay the way it started. The inhale is earthy and peppered, a little plum, a little funk, like biting into a fruit that shouldn’t taste that good but somehow does. It’s not loud. It’s layered. And it doesn’t ask for your attention, it earns it.
Then comes the shift. Not a blast, not a melt, more like a rebalancing. Your mind exhales. The static clears. You’re not sedated, you’re centered. Thoughts line up like they’ve been waiting for you to notice them. You feel relaxed, but not lazy. Energized, but not frantic. It’s the kind of clarity that makes you want to clean your room, call a friend, or finally finish that thing you’ve been putting off—not because you have to, but because now you can.
Jealousy doesn’t push. It pulls. Gently. Into presence. Into ease. Into that rare space where your body feels good and your mind feels better. You’re not escaping anything. You’re just finally tuned to the right frequency.
And once you’re there, you realize: this isn’t about being high. It’s about being here.