Florida’s medical marijuana market continued its rapid growth through mid-April, with newly released data showing the state has now surpassed 6.4 billion milligrams of THC sold so far in 2026.
According to the Office of Medical Marijuana Use’s weekly report covering April 10 through April 16, dispensaries sold 460,098,517 milligrams of THC and 154,224.344 ounces of smokable marijuana during the seven-day period.
When added to the prior year-to-date totals, this brings Florida’s 2026 total to 6,406,622,578 milligrams of THC and 2,171,199.009 ounces of smokable marijuana. The state has now firmly moved past the 6 billion milligram mark, while smokable flower sales continue to climb well beyond 2.1 million ounces for the year.
The latest report also shows Florida now has 757 active dispensaries statewide, up from 752 the week prior. New locations approved during the reporting period include Green Dragon in Live Oak, MÜV in Miramar Beach, Trulieve in Tallahassee, and The Flowery in Tampa.
Trulieve remained the dominant operator, reporting 124,672,114 milligrams of THC sold for the week across 168 locations, along with 54,846.560 ounces of smokable marijuana. Other top-performing companies included MÜV, Curaleaf, Ayr, and Surterra, each posting strong weekly totals.
The number of active qualified patients fell slightly to 926,214, down from over 929,000 in the previous report, but still representing one of the largest medical marijuana patient populations in the country.
Florida voters approved medical marijuana in 2016 through Amendment 2. The program operates under a vertically integrated system, allowing licensed businesses to cultivate, process, and sell marijuana products. Patients can purchase smokable marijuana, typically capped at 2.5 ounces per 35 days unless a physician approves more, and the state does not impose a statewide excise tax on medical marijuana.
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