Banana Jealousy emerges from a complex hybridization of Banana Cream, Jealousy, and Gelato 41 strains. This cultivar is celebrated for its high yield potential and relatively straightforward cultivation process, making it accessible even to beginners in any growing environment.
With a tendency to stretch, Banana Jealousy plants can reach heights surpassing 200cm, particularly when cultivated outdoors. Indoor flowering spans between 8 to 10 weeks, with yields ranging from 450 to 600 grams per square meter. In outdoor or greenhouse settings, each plant can generously yield up to 750 grams under optimal conditions. Suitable climates for outdoor growth include temperate, warm, and hot regions. Northern hemisphere harvests typically occur in late September to early October, while southern hemisphere harvests are usually ready by March.
Although Banana Jealousy exhibits moderate resistance to mold, its strong aroma necessitates the use of effective carbon air filters for indoor growers.
What a beauty this one turned out to be. It has solid buds that smell like a skunk got into the berry patch
I wish it would have ripened a little slower and got a little fatter. It acted like it was pollenated but I don't see any seeds on it. Flower time is said to be 8 - 10 weeks and we just a couple days short of 8 weeks
We chopped this after 9 weeks and 2 days of flowering, despite only documenting 8 weeks here.
We had some potassium issues early in flower, but was quickly remedied with a drench. She is a very heavy Potassium feeder compared to other plants I've grown.
She finished beautifully though, a decent yield with dense nuggets that smell like sour fruit, and barely any larf.
Banana Jealousy strain 
+3 spanning
+11 spanning
