Indica-dominant hybrid

Jealousy Mintz

Q: Is Jealousy Mintz indica or sativa?

Jealousy Mintz is a indica-dominant hybrid. It typically tests in the 20–25% THC range with <1% CBD.

Q: What does Jealousy Mintz taste and smell like?

Jealousy Mintz's most-reported flavor and aroma notes are cream, mint, grape. The dominant terpenes are Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, which drive both the smell and a meaningful share of the perceived effects.

Q: What effects does Jealousy Mintz produce?

Most consumers report feeling relaxed, happy, euphoric. Effects vary meaningfully by batch, dose, individual tolerance, and method of consumption — these descriptors are aggregated from user reports, not clinical guarantees.

Q: Can I find Jealousy Mintz at Vermont dispensaries?

Craft / seasonal drops; ask at Float On, Upstate Elevator, or Zenbarn Vermont batch THC tends to vary widely from the national average; expect 20–29% on any given drop depending on cultivator.

A 60/40 indica-leaning Seed Junky hybrid — Jealousy × Kush Mints — with creamy-cool dessert aroma and a more accessible THC ceiling than either parent.

THC

20–25%

CBD

<1%

Type

Indica

VT availability

Craft / seasonal drops; ask at Float On, Upstate Elevator, or Zenbarn

Jealousy Mintz is bred by Seed Junky Genetics (JBeezy) from Jealousy (Gelato #41 × Sherbet BX1) crossed with Kush Mints (Animal Mints × Bubba Kush) — pairing two of Seed Junky's most-requested strains. Also marketed as Jealousy Mints and Jealousy Kush Mints (same genetics, different market labels). Not the same as Jealousy Thin Mintz, which is a different cross using Thin Mint GSC as the Mints parent.

The aroma layers Jealousy's sweet dessert-cream richness with Kush Mints' cool mint-and-cookie character: creamy and fresh simultaneously, less purely sweet than either parent alone. The terpene profile most commonly shows Myrcene and Caryophyllene co-leading, with Linalool and Limonene both present — Myrcene appears more prominently here than in either parent strain. Effects are Relaxed, Happy, Euphoric at a 60/40 indica lean, with Leafly's published THC range at 18–22% (Vermont premium indoor typically 20–25%). More accessible to moderate-tolerance consumers than the higher-ceilinged Jealousy or Kush Mints while preserving the same Seed Junky aroma character.

Dominant terpenes

What it smells and tastes like

MyrceneCaryophylleneLinalool

Flavor and aroma notes most reported: cream, mint, grape.

Effects

What people report

RelaxedHappyEuphoric

Aggregated user-reported signals from cannabis databases. Individual experience depends on dose, batch, tolerance, and consumption method — not a clinical claim.

Lineage

Where it comes from

Parents: Jealousy × Kush Mints

Also known as: Jealousy Mints, Jealousy Kush Mints, Jealousy Kush Mintz

Buying it in Vermont

Where to find Jealousy Mintz in Vermont

Craft / seasonal drops; ask at Float On, Upstate Elevator, or Zenbarn Use our directory to find a shop near you, or try the strain-match quiz to discover other Vermont options that might suit the same goals.

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Jealousy Mintz questions, answered

Quick answers from the same data on this page.

Is Jealousy Mintz indica or sativa?

Jealousy Mintz is a indica-dominant hybrid. It typically tests in the 20–25% THC range with <1% CBD.

What does Jealousy Mintz taste and smell like?

Jealousy Mintz's most-reported flavor and aroma notes are cream, mint, grape. The dominant terpenes are Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, which drive both the smell and a meaningful share of the perceived effects.

What effects does Jealousy Mintz produce?

Most consumers report feeling relaxed, happy, euphoric. Effects vary meaningfully by batch, dose, individual tolerance, and method of consumption — these descriptors are aggregated from user reports, not clinical guarantees.

Can I find Jealousy Mintz at Vermont dispensaries?

Craft / seasonal drops; ask at Float On, Upstate Elevator, or Zenbarn Vermont batch THC tends to vary widely from the national average; expect 20–29% on any given drop depending on cultivator.

Jealousy Mintz

What it smells and tastes like

What people report

Where it comes from

Where to find Jealousy Mintz in Vermont

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