The Glove
The Glove brings Gary Payton genetics to the free-throw line. Two documented crosses share the name, with different partners shaping the flavor and feel. The basketball reference fits, but checking the breeder tells you which lineup is actually in the jar.
Origin 1: Envy Genetics crossed Gary Payton with Cali Sunset, releasing The Glove as regular seeds. This version is described as sativa-leaning, though Envy’s brief breeder entry does not specify a ratio or detailed flavor profile.
Origin 2: The Cookies-associated release pairs Gary Payton with Jealousy, credited to a collaboration between Powerzzzup and Seed Junky Genetics. This is the indica-leaning version behind many of the name’s lemon, diesel, and deeply relaxing descriptions.
The Jealousy cross puts sour citrus against pungent gas, with earthy spice and occasional blueberry sweetness underneath. Lemon supplies the sharp edge; wood and pepper give the finish some grip. The fruit stays in the mix without drowning out the fuel.
A Tales & Travels offering has also been identified as Snowman × The Y, matching Gary Payton’s commonly documented parentage. That is a producer-specific naming distinction, not proof that every Glove is simply renamed Gary Payton.
The Jealousy version’s reputation is more about loosening up than locking down an opponent. Relaxation and mild euphoria feature prominently, while some people retain a focused headspace. Others find the physical calm gets heavier, with couch-lock or sleepiness entering the game. Envy’s different cross should not inherit that entire effects profile just because the jersey matches.
Envy Genetics lists 56–65 days of flowering for its regular-seed release, with indoor and outdoor cultivation documented. The supplied breeder information does not establish mature height, numerical yield, or a detailed flower description.
That schedule belongs to the Cali Sunset cross. Breeder-confirmed cultivation specifications for the Gary Payton × Jealousy release are not established in the supplied material. Seed sellers’ height and yield figures should remain attached to their particular offerings.










