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Pink Strains Compared: Pink Goo, Tomford, Tuna and Rockstar
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TL;DR
KingCrop’s pink flower strains all sit on the Gas Series shelf, and five are in stock as of November 2026. In CAD, Pink Goo (AAA) costs $40, $60 and $140 for 7, 14 and 28 g, Pink Tomford (AAA) $45, $70 and $120, and Pink Rockstar (AAAA) $65 to $180. Pink Rockstar Popcorn and Pink Tuna, on sale, are $79 ounces, the cheapest per gram; Pink Gelato is a $99 ounce.
Every pink strain we sell as flower right now lives in one lane, and the names alone say little about how they differ. This guide lines the six up on grade, weight, price per gram and what our listings say about the nose.
For everything about a single strain, its own product page is the place to read. This page is for choosing between them.
Why Do Our Pink Strains Share One Shelf?
The Gas Series is how we group the pungent end of our flower menu. Gas describes an aroma, not a grade, so the lane mixes AAA, AAAA and ounce-deal flower side by side. That page treats pink and gas as one flavour line, which is why the pink names end up together. The entry test, as the Pink Goo listing puts it, is being properly pungent through a sealed bag; a name that merely sounds the part doesn’t earn a place.
As of September 2026, all six strains in the lane carry the word pink. Five are filed with our indica-labelled flower, and Pink Gelato is the one labelled hybrid. Those labels tell you where a strain is shelved, not what’s in it, and none of the six listings prints a THC number.
The Pink Lineup Side by Side
Every figure here was read off our live menu on writing day. Prices are in CAD, as of November 2026; a dash means that weight isn’t sold.
Read it as three steps. Two AAA strains share one regular price ladder, the AAAA step adds about $1.43 to $2.14 a gram at the ounce, and three ounce-only bags sit well below both.
Pink Goo or Pink Tomford: Same Price, Two Write-Ups
Pink Goo and Pink Tomford are both AAA, and both list at $55, $80 and $140 for 7, 14 and 28 grams; as of November 2026 sales put Pink Goo at $40, $60 and $140 and Pink Tomford at $45, $70 and $120. Money barely splits them, so the listings have to.
The Pink Goo listing describes dark, heavily frosted buds with purple in the leaf, and it leads the nose with grape candy before an earthy, faintly sour finish. Our own pages don’t fully agree on that nose, though. The Gas Series page puts Pink Goo beside Pink Tuna at the most pungent end of the lane and lists it among the strains sharing a fuel-and-skunk backbone. Take both as our pages’ words, not a promise.
The sealed bag settles it.
Pink Tomford’s listing reads differently on looks: sage-green buds under a fine silver dusting, with rust pistils matted thick on one bud and barely there on the next. It calls the smell sweet and earthy with a soapy floral edge, and is careful to call that a read rather than a spec.
There’s a practical split too. The Pink Goo listing says it grinds sticky, while the Pink Tomford listing says its buds pull apart between finger and thumb. Sticky flower is hard on a grinder’s teeth, and our walkthrough on cleaning a weed grinder properly covers the fix.
Is the Half Ounce the Smarter Buy?
For Pink Goo, Pink Tomford and Pink Rockstar, a 14-gram half arrives as two 7-gram bags, which is exactly what two separate quarters would be. Only the price differs. Two Pink Goo quarters cost $80 against $60 for the half, and on Pink Rockstar two $65 quarters make $130 against $110, all as of November 2026.
Same bags, less money.
Our guide to what a quarter costs on our menu sets these numbers beside the rest of the flower board.
Where Pink Rockstar and Pink Tuna Fit
Pink Rockstar is the AAAA step, at $65, $110 and $180 as of September 2026, and the Gas Series page names it as the strain that anchors the line. Its listing describes compact, minty-green buds shot through with pink, and a nose of sweet wood and spiced flowers over a sharp fuel base. Our explainer on what the fourth A pays for covers the grade gap.
Pink Tuna is AAA and sold only as a full ounce, at $79 as of November 2026, a sale price marked down from $140, or about $2.82 a gram. Its listing makes smell the whole argument: sour, pungent and obvious through a bag, with some sweetness underneath and dense flower that clings to the grinder. We’d call it the one to try last, once you know you like the lane.
The Two Pink Ounce Deals
Pink Rockstar Popcorn comes from a Pink Rockstar run sorted by size through a mesh: big pieces go to the graded listing, little ones to this bag. At $79 for 28 grams as of October 2026, it works out to about $2.82 a gram, against $6.43 for a full-bud Pink Rockstar ounce. The listing is candid that it looks different, green rather than frosted, with sugar leaf still on, and it sums up the nose as candy over gas.
Pink Gelato is a $99 ounce and the only one of the six labelled hybrid. The Gas Series page says it reads sweeter than you’d expect from a gas strain, and its own listing leads with sweet berry and cream, with gas underneath.
Both also sit on our ounce deals shelf. Small pieces come with one trade-off, which the Popcorn listing spells out: a screened lot smells loudest on day one and goes flat sooner than whole buds over a month.
Which Pink Strain Should You Skip?
If you want fruit and nothing else, skip the lane entirely. Most of these listings pair any sweetness with fuel, funk or a sour edge, and the Gas Series page says outright that anyone after fruit or candy first is on the wrong shelf. For a berry-first ounce, our Blue Dream strain guide covers a sativa-labelled bag whose listing leads with blueberry.
If you share walls and hallways, think about smell before price. A sealed bag keeps a pungent strain contained on the way to you, but not once it’s open, and our piece on what our packaging can and can’t hide picks up where the seal’s job ends.
And if you smoke now and then, don’t let the $79 Popcorn ounce talk you into 28 grams of small pieces that fade faster than whole buds. A 7-gram bag of Pink Goo, Pink Tomford or Pink Rockstar is the better first step.
Getting a Pink Strain to Your Door
Each bag lands differently against our order rules, as of November 2026. A $40 or $45 quarter of Pink Goo or Pink Tomford sits under our $60 minimum order and needs a small add-on, while a $65 Pink Rockstar quarter, every half and every ounce clear it on their own.
Delivery is free from $150, and below that a flat $10 fee applies. The $140 Pink Goo ounce falls $10 short, the same amount as the fee, and the $120 Pink Tomford ounce $30 short, so adding something you’d buy anyway beats paying it. Pink Rockstar’s $180 ounce is the only pink ounce that gets there alone.
On a rainy weeknight in King City, part of the northwest GTA stretch that’s our home turf, the handoff goes like this: a cooler bag, a quick look at a passport under the porch light, and a sealed, opaque bag of Gas Series flower that gives nothing away until the seal breaks. Local orders land within 2 hours of confirmation, every order of $60 or more includes a free gift, and ID is checked at the door, 19+ only. Our King City delivery page has the local details.
Most of our orders come from repeat customers, so if a first quarter suits you, you can size up on the next order. Outside the GTA, the whole lane ships Canada-wide by mail, free on orders of $150 or more; our comparison of mail order and same-day delivery lays out the trade-offs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which pink strains does KingCrop sell as flower?
KingCrop sells six pink strains as flower as of September 2026, all on the Gas Series shelf: Pink Goo, Pink Tomford, Pink Tuna, Pink Rockstar, Pink Rockstar Popcorn and Pink Gelato. Names rotate as batches come in, so the Gas Series page is the place to check what’s live on the day you order.
Are Pink Goo and Pink Tomford the same price?
Pink Goo and Pink Tomford share the same regular price at KingCrop: $55 for 7 grams, $80 for 14 and $140 for 28, all CAD; as of November 2026 sales put Pink Goo at $40, $60 and $140 and Pink Tomford at $45, $70 and $120. Both are AAA and filed under indica, so the choice between them comes down to how each listing describes the look and the nose.
Do pink strains smell sweet or like gas?
Pink strains on KingCrop’s Gas Series shelf are grouped for a fuel-and-skunk nose, yet several of their own listings lead with sweetness, as of September 2026. The Pink Goo listing opens on grape candy and the Pink Tomford listing on a sweet, soapy floral note, while the Gas Series page puts both on that fuel-and-skunk backbone. Treat each page’s description as our words, not a promise; lots vary.
Which pink strain costs the least per gram?
The pink strains that cost the least per gram at KingCrop are Pink Rockstar Popcorn and Pink Tuna’s sale-priced ounce, both $79 CAD for 28 grams as of November 2026, or about $2.82 a gram. Pink Gelato comes next at $99, about $3.54 a gram.
Does any pink ounce get free delivery on its own?
Pink Rockstar is the only pink ounce at KingCrop that reaches free delivery on its own, at $180 CAD for 28 grams as of September 2026, since delivery is free from $150. The $140 Pink Goo and $120 Pink Tomford ounces fall $10 and $30 short, and the $79 and $99 ounces need more in the cart.
One Lane, Six Pinks
KingCrop is a GTA cannabis delivery service carrying AAA and AAAA flower, 1 oz deals, edibles, vapes and concentrates — same-day GTA delivery and Canada-wide mail order, 19+ only. Names and prices move, so check the full pink lineup on the day you order.