Colorado
Transfer-price median$601/lb
- Period
- Effective October-December 2026
Middle of the wholesale flower transfers the state reports.
Cannabis Price Snapshot
What does a pound go for in other states?
Explore publicly reported flower prices, see how each figure is measured, and download the source sheet.
This edition includes two state transfer medians, one modeled tax reference and one older Oklahoma grower report. Most states do not yet have a verified figure here.
Three states, three kinds of answer
Michigan
Modeled tax reference$630.81/lb
- Period
- Effective October-December 2026
A per-pound value used to calculate tax. Not a record of what buyers paid.
Oklahoma
Not verifiedStatewide price not verified
- Period
- Nov 1, 2026 snapshot
- Source
- None verified
No statewide benchmark verified. A separate June grower report appears in the explorer; it is not a state average.
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Which pound? Our “Grade A” target is one pound (about 454 g) of premium indoor flower: cured, trimmed, full-size buds from established strains. Smalls, shake, trim and rare-exotic premiums are excluded.
The figures below are broader references, not verified premium-indoor prices. Grow method, grade and strain are not isolated. Quality, order size and deal terms also affect price.
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- Transfer-price median
- Modeled tax reference
- One grower report
- No verified figure
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Partial coverage of state medical programs and DC listed by NCSL (September 2026); territories omitted. A listed program may not have an operating wholesale flower market. Tiles are not ranked.
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Every figure in this snapshot with its measure, period and source link, in one sheet.
How the figures are measured
Transfer-price medians
Some states publish what licensed businesses reported paying each other for flower. The median is the middle reported price for the period: half of transfers were higher and half were lower. It isn't any single deal.
Modeled tax references
Some states set a per-pound value used to calculate cannabis tax, built from the state's own model. It's a reference for tax purposes, not a record of what buyers paid.
Product and grow-method differences
Our premium-indoor comparison target means cured, well-trimmed, full-size flower from established strains, without a rare-exotic premium. It excludes smalls, shake and trim. The current sources do not verify this specific category or separate indoor, greenhouse and outdoor prices. Their broader figures must not be relabeled as Grade A indoor prices. Strain, quality, order size and deal terms also affect a quote.
Missing isn't zero
No figure means we couldn't verify a public per-pound flower price for that state and period. It doesn't mean prices are low, or that there's no market.
Why there's no national average or ranking
The figures use different measures, and many states don't publish one at all. Averaging or ranking them would suggest a precision the data doesn't have.
Oklahoma grower report
The June 2, 2026 KGOU / Oklahoma Watch report quotes one Lost Brothers Cannabis co-owner at about $1,100 per pound. It is older, approximate and not a statewide average. We do not calculate quote comparisons against this anecdote.
Snapshot date
Figures are shown as published at the time of the Nov 1, 2026 snapshot. Sources may revise them later.
Knockwell is the field-sales CRM built first for cannabis wholesale. This snapshot is a separate public-data resource.
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