Among the 23 states that allow licensed recreational marijuana sales, most also permit the distribution of marijuana concentrates. In this article, we’ll examine the five states with the lowest average cost of concentrates.
Live resin.
Since Washington and Colorado became the first states to legalize marijuana in 2012, there have been 22 states that have followed suit. Nearly all of these allow for the licensed distribution of marijuana concentrates, including hash, wax, oil and live resin.
With that said, using data compiled by state regulatory agencies, here are the five legal marijuana states with the cheapest average cannabis prices:
Michigan
- Average Price: $12.50 per gram
- Year Legalized: 2018
- Year First Store Opened: 2019
- Concentrate Limit: Up to 15 grams
Colorado
- Average Price: $14 per gram
- Year Legalized: 2012
- Year First Store Opened: 2014
- Concentrate Limit: Up to 2 ounces
Oregon
- Average Price: $16 per gram
- Year Legalized: 2014
- Year First Store Opened: 2015
- Concentrate Limit: Up to 10 grams
Washington
- Average Price: $16.50 per gram
- Year Legalized: 2012
- Year First Store Opened: 2014
- Concentrate Limit: Up to 7 grams
California
- Average Price: $17 per gram
- Year Legalized: 2016
- Year First Store Opened: 2018
- Concentrate Limit: Up to 8 grams
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