An ounce of legal flower runs $105 in Oregon and $275 in New York — a 2.6× gap that narrows as markets mature

Asked: US cannabis prices by state. The data covers all 24 US states with legal recreational sales — estimated average retail flower price per ounce, plus medical flower, concentrate, tax and 30-day trend — 2026 source estimates, accessed Aug. 30, 2026. Across the 24 markets the simple average is about $206/oz and the median $222.50. Mature markets average $150.83/oz, established $200.00, emerging $234.62.

flower $/oz, $105 (cheap) → $275 (expensive) no legal recreational market in source

Every one of the 24 markets shows a falling 30-day trend, from −0.8% in Oregon to −7.1% in New York — the newest, priciest markets are compressing fastest. cannabismarketcap.io

Price tracks maturity: the six mature markets average $150.83/oz, the five established $200.00, and the thirteen emerging markets $234.62 — an $84 premium for being new. cannabismarketcap.io

Geography mirrors that cycle: the four cheapest markets (Oregon $105, Washington $120, Michigan $130, Colorado $150) are early western legalizers, while the five priciest ($255–$275) are all recent northeastern and mid-Atlantic launches. cannabismarketcap.io

Concentrates follow the same map, from $18/g in Oregon to $65/g in New York, and medical flower is consistently $10–$40/oz below recreational in every state. cannabismarketcap.io

All 24 recreational markets, cheapest first

State	Flower $/oz	Medical $/oz	Concentrate $/g	Tax	30d trend	Maturity	Source

Source: Cannabis Price Index, cannabismarketcap.io — 24 rows, one per state with legal recreational sales; 2026 source estimates, accessed Aug. 30, 2026. Figures are estimated dispensary retail averages compiled from dispensary menus, state regulatory data, and industry reports; actual prices vary by dispensary, product quality, and location. Retail estimates only — wholesale figures and tax benchmarks from other sources are not mixed in. The page gives no precise snapshot date; this is not an official regulator census. Cannabis remains federally controlled; laws and prices change. States shown gray have no covered recreational market — no values inferred. Product-category and historical sections of the source were cut for space.

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