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TribeTokes’ Jealousy THCA Flower Review: Weed From the Web (Worth Buying?)

Nothing can go wrong with an eighth from the internet, right? 

By Maha Haq | Reviewed by Ysolt Usigan

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I smoke a lot, and I’m not just saying that.

I’m more of a bong-rip person than a joint roller, and when I’m testing flower, I’m usually running it through a piece that actually lets me taste what’s going on. For TribeTokes’ Jealousy THCA Flower, I smoked it out of my Sovereignty Glass Mini King Stemline, because if I’m going to judge flower, I want the full flavor, the full hit, and none of the excuses.

Before I even packed a bowl, the flower made a good first impression. When I opened the bag, the first thing I clocked was sweet pepper. Not candy-sweet, but earthy and peppery with a little sweetness underneath. The nugs seemed fresh, had good color, and didn’t look dried out, which is one of the biggest things I care about with flower.

One small packaging detail I appreciated: the nugs were sitting in a plastic tray inside the bag instead of just sinking to the bottom and getting crushed. Most brands do not bother with that, and you can see the difference. The buds looked protected, not smashed into shake by the time I opened them.

The bag I tested was an eighth (3.5g) of Jealousy, labeled as an indica THCA flower. The sticker showed 29.18% THCA and 0.27% Delta-9 THC, which puts it in a strong range.

Pretty packaging is nice, and TribeTokes‘ bag does look good, but flower still has to act like flower. It has to smell alive, grind right, smoke clean, and actually hit. That is what I was looking for here.

TribeTokes’ Jealousy THCA Flower made a strong first impression before I even smoked it.

The nugs looked fresh, smelled earthy and peppery with a little sweetness, and didn’t feel dried out when I opened the bag. I also liked that the flower came in a small plastic tray inside the pouch, so the buds weren’t just sitting at the bottom getting crushed into shake.

Buy it if: you want a fresh-feeling THCA eighth from a reputable brand with strong lab numbers and actual bag appeal.

Skip it if: you only care about the cheapest flower possible or want something that looks like dispensary purple-bomb Jealousy.

Best part: the flower smelled alive right away: sweet pepper, earth, and a little sweetness underneath.

Biggest drawback: Jealousy is not usually the strain I’d go for if I wanted a super bright, daytime, chatty high.

THCa Flower Eighth (3.5g) 9 strains (opens in a new window)

TribeTokes Jealousy THCA Flower at a Glance

Type: Indica THCA flower

Size tested: 3.5g eighth

Potency on bag: 29.18% THCA 0.27% Delta-9 THC

Evening smoke sessions

Indica-leaning flower fans

People who care about flower structure

Smokers who want THCA flower with strong lab numbers

Anyone looking for online flower that does not feel dried out on........

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