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Banana Jelly

Banana Jelly is an indica-leaning hybrid of Jealousy and Banana Cream OG from Seed Junky Genetics, known for a ripe banana smell with citrus and spice.

Reported THC
32%
Typical CBD
<1%
Top terpene
Limonene
Read the Banana Jelly guide

Banana Jelly terpenes

Most often reported first

  1. Limonenecitrus

How people describe it

EuphoricTalkativeGigglyRelaxed

Smell and taste

BananaCitrusSpiceEarthy

Family tree

Jealousy×Banana Cream OGcrossBanana Jelly

Banana Jelly strain guide

2 min read · Updated October 14, 2026 · WeedDB editors

Banana Jelly is an indica-leaning hybrid from Seed Junky Genetics, a cross of Jealousy and Banana Cream OG. People describe ripe banana up front with citrus, spice and a hint of flowers behind it. Reviews call it chatty and euphoric at first, then calmer as it settles.

Where does Banana Jelly come from?What does Banana Jelly smell and taste like?Banana Jelly effects: what people reportHow strong is Banana Jelly?Buying Banana Jelly in CanadaBanana Jelly vs JealousyStrains like Banana Jelly

Where does Banana Jelly come from?

Banana Jelly comes from Seed Junky Genetics, the California breeder behind Jealousy. It crosses Jealousy with Banana Cream OG, and both listings we checked agree on the cross and the breeder.

The name looks like a simple blend of its parents: banana from Banana Cream OG and "jelly" as a play on Jealousy.

What does Banana Jelly smell and taste like?

The banana side comes through as sweet, ripe fruit, while the Jealousy side adds citrus, a bit of cinnamon spice and something floral, close to lilac or lavender. Underneath there are herbs, earth and pine, and some people even mention a cheesy note.

Limonene is the terpene listed as dominant, which fits the citrus brightness people describe. We didn't find a fuller terpene breakdown, so check your label if your product lists one.

Banana Jelly effects: what people report

People most often call Banana Jelly talkative, energetic and euphoric. Reviews describe a focused, giggly start that slowly turns more relaxed, with some saying they felt sleepy later on. It reads as a strain that starts social and ends calm.

These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth is the most common complaint, with one reviewer calling it extreme, and some mention dry eyes or feeling dizzy.

How strong is Banana Jelly?

The one published figure we found puts Banana Jelly at 32% THC, which is very high, with little CBD. That's a single listing rather than a range, so your batch could be lower.

If you're new to it, take a small amount and give it time. Your label's THC and CBD numbers are what count, and our guide to reading cannabis labels can help.

Buying Banana Jelly in Canada

Banana Jelly is a newer name, and there are several banana crosses with similar titles, like Banana Jealousy. Read the label so you know which one you're getting.

Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresh flower keeps more of that banana and citrus smell.

Banana Jelly vs Jealousy

Jealousy is one of Banana Jelly's parents and comes from the same breeder. Jealousy leans sweet, creamy and gassy with a balanced, mellow feel. Banana Jelly adds a clear ripe banana flavour on top and reviews describe it as more talkative and energetic at the start, before it calms down. If you like Jealousy and want a fruitier twist, Banana Jelly is the natural next step.

Strains like Banana Jelly

If you like Banana Jelly, try these:

  • Jealousy: one parent, sweet and creamy with a calmer feel.
  • Banana Jealousy: another banana and Jealousy pairing with a similar fruit-forward smell.
  • Banana OG: a classic banana strain with a heavier, more relaxed reputation.
  • Banana Cream: sweet banana and cream for anyone chasing the dessert side.

Strains similar to Banana Jelly

Jealousy strainJealousyTHC 18–30%Banana Jealousy strainBanana JealousyTHC 22–30%Banana OG strainBanana OGTHC 21–27%Banana Cream strainBanana CreamTHC 21–25%

More hybrid strains

Banana Kush strainBanana KushTHC 18–25%BpBanana PapayaTHC 19–25%Banana Pudding strainBanana PuddingTHC 30–31%Banana Puddintain strainBanana PuddintainTHC 26–30%

Guides to read next

How to read a cannabis label in CanadaEvery legal cannabis product in Canada has to show its Total THC and Total CBD, the red THC symbol, a yellow health warning, a lot number, a packaging date and an excise stamp for your province. Total THC is the number to compare, and it's shown in mg/g for flower and in mg per piece and per package for edibles.Weed measurements: grams, eighths, ounces and the 30 g limitAn ounce of weed is 28 grams in everyday use (the exact figure is 28.35 g). An eighth is 3.5 g, a quarter is 7 g and a half is 14 g. In Canada, an adult can carry up to 30 g of dried cannabis in public, and other forms count against that limit by an equivalency schedule in the Cannabis Act.What is kush? Why it's called kush, and the Kush strainsKush is named after the Hindu Kush, the mountain range along the Afghanistan and Pakistan border where the landrace indica plants behind the name come from. Today the word is also casual slang for good weed in general, and the Kush family covers every strain on WeedDB that carries the name.

Banana Jelly questions

Is Banana Jelly indica or sativa?

Banana Jelly is an indica-leaning hybrid. It is a cross of Jealousy and Banana Cream OG.

How strong is Banana Jelly?

Published lab results are scarce, but put it around 32% THC, and the label on any legal Canadian product shows its exact batch.

What does Banana Jelly smell like?

Banana, citrus, spice and earthy, led by limonene (citrus).