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Labor Day weekend is the last real exhale of summer — cookouts, a slower Monday, maybe a porch and a good playlist. If you’re building your holiday stash, we pulled together six standouts from our shelves that cover every kind of high you might want this weekend, from full-send psychedelic to laid-back fruit-forward chill. And yes, strawberries have basically owned Brooklyn all summer — so we made to include those terps on the list!
Lead Farmer — Pink Zugar: The “Like No Other” High
If you want a Labor Day story to tell, this is the one. Pink Zugar from Lead Farmer has built a reputation for delivering a genuinely disorienting, trippy high — the kind that makes you double-check the label because it doesn’t feel like a “normal” indica-leaning strain should. Lead Farmer grows with a hands-on, small-batch approach, and it shows in the terpene expression here: expect a candy-sweet, almost dessert-like nose (hence the name) layered over something deeper and more narcotic underneath.
The terpene profile leans heavy on myrcene for that sedating, syrupy body high, with limonene brightening the top notes into something closer to sugared citrus. Some phenotypes bring in a touch of linalool, which is likely what’s responsible for the more psychedelic, floaty headspace people report. This isn’t a strain for multitasking — it’s for when the only plan is to lie in the grass and watch the clouds move.
Best for: end-of-weekend wind-down, sensory experiences, music, and anyone who wants a high that surprises them.
Breakfast Connections — Strawberry Diesel: Brooklyn’s Strawberry Summer, Distilled
Breakfast Connections built this one for exactly the summer Brooklyn just had. Strawberry Diesel takes the classic fuel-forward diesel backbone and folds in a genuinely juicy, fresh-cut strawberry sweetness — the kind of jar you open and immediately pass around the table. It’s become one of our most-requested strains all season, and it’s easy to see why: the strawberry note here isn’t a faint background hint, it’s the headline.
Terpene-wise, this is a myrcene and caryophyllene combination doing the heavy lifting for that classic diesel funk, with a bright shot of limonene and a touch of linalool rounding it into something sweeter and more dessert-like on the exhale. The high itself splits the difference — energizing enough for daytime, relaxed enough that it doesn’t fight the holiday pace.
Best for: daytime sipping sessions, dessert pairings, anyone chasing one last taste of Brooklyn summer.
Skyworld — Sherb Cream Pie 3.5g Rich, Creamy, and Slow-Moving
Skyworld earns its spot on this list with something a little different — Sherb Cream Pie goes full dessert-case, with creamy vanilla and sweet sherbet layered over a dense, doughy base note. It’s a heavier, more sedative smoke than anything else on this list, which makes it the strain you save for when the holiday is actually winding down.
The terpene profile centers on caryophyllene and myrcene for that rich, peppery-sweet body weight, with limonene peeking through just enough to keep the sweetness from getting one-note. The high itself is slow and heavy-limbed — full-body relaxation without much room left for anything but the couch.
Best for: the last night of the long weekend, dessert lovers, anyone who wants their smoke session to double as a nap invitation.
Blackbird Gardens — Galactic Guava: Tropical and Out of This World
Blackbird Gardens has quietly become one of the more exciting living-soil cultivators we carry, and Galactic Guava is a great entry point into why. This one is all about the terps up front — a wall of tropical guava and ripe stone fruit hits you before the jar is even fully open, courtesy of a terpinolene and myrcene-forward profile with supporting caryophyllene for a peppery, grounding finish.
The high tracks with the name: expansive, bright, and a little spacey without tipping into overwhelming. It’s social without being frantic — the kind of strain that’s genuinely great for a backyard gathering where you still want to hold a conversation and flip the burgers without losing the thread.
Available in 3.5g flower, 2-pack .5g prerolls, and 1g infused prerolls — whichever format fits how you’re smoking this weekend.
Best for: daytime cookouts, group hangs, anything involving actual grilled fruit.
Major — Purple Thai: An Old-School Sativa with New-School Polish
Major’s take on Purple Thai brings back a landrace-lineage classic without losing any of the craft that’s become the brand’s signature. This is a slow-building, tropical-leaning sativa — think sweet grape and incense-y spice up front, a nod to its Southeast Asian roots layered under a distinctly purple-strain sweetness.
The terpene profile leans on caryophyllene and terpinolene for that spicy-sweet, almost herbal edge, with myrcene rounding things out just enough to keep it from feeling too cerebral. True to its sativa heritage, the high builds gradually and lands somewhere clear-headed and talkative rather than heavy — a strain for long conversations and slow afternoons rather than a quick wind-down.
Best for: patio hangs, creative sessions, anyone who wants a classic sativa experience with a genuinely interesting terpene story.
Royal Genetics — Clementine: Sativa Sunshine in a Jar
Royal Genetics built Clementine’s reputation on precision genetics and consistency, and it’s one of the most reliably citrus-forward sativas on our shelf. The terpene profile is dominated by limonene, unsurprisingly, giving it that sharp, zesty orange-peel smell that cuts through instantly — with a secondary layer of pinene adding a crisp, almost outdoorsy edge.
Effects-wise, this is an energizing, clear-headed sativa high — good for staying functional and social rather than sinking into the couch. It’s the strain we’d reach for at 2pm on a holiday, not 10pm.
Best for: daytime activities, conversation, anything where you still need to function like a person.
Royal Genetics — Fruit Plate: The Crowd-Pleaser
Rounding out the Royal Genetics lineup, Fruit Plate lives up to its name with a genuinely layered fruit-basket terpene profile — think berry, tropical, and citrus notes all competing for attention, driven by a myrcene and limonene combination with hints of ocimene adding a sweeter, almost floral top note.
The high sits in a nice middle ground: relaxed but not knocked-out, happy without being scattered. It’s an easy strain to hand to a friend who doesn’t smoke often, and an easy one to keep smoking all weekend without it getting old.
Best for: shared bowls, first-timers at the cookout, and anyone who can’t decide what they’re in the mood for.
Building your Labor Day stash? All six of these strains are available now at All Good — 3405 Avenue H, Brooklyn. As always, everything on our shelves meets our Green Check standard: no remediation, no irradiation, just clean, living-soil flower grown the way it should be. Stop in before the holiday, or place your order ahead for pickup.
