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Oklahoma wholesale cannabis prices: October 2026 update

Prices barely moved this fall, but the market underneath them kept shrinking. These are the latest published numbers and what they mean for your next order.

The numbers

MeasureLatestEarlier
Oklahoma wholesale flower$800–1,000/lb (The Oklahoman, Sep 2026)About $1,100/lb (one grower, Jun 2026)
U.S. wholesale spot index$1,092/lb, week of Oct 9, 2026$1,088/lb, week of Sep 4, 2026
Oklahoma retail flowerAbout $2.42/g, Sep 2026$2.44/g, Aug 2026
Flower sold at dispensaries17,731 lb, Sep 202620,120 lb, Apr 2026
Dispensary sales$50.9M, Sep 2026$55.6M, Jul 2026
Wholesale transfers in Metrc$77.0M, Sep 2026$85.4M, Aug 2026
Licensed growers1,703 (Oct 1, 2026)2,520 (Oct 1, 2025)
Licensed dispensaries1,259 (Oct 1, 2026)1,565 (Oct 1, 2025)
Licensed processors557 (Oct 1, 2026)785 (Oct 1, 2025)
September retail price per gram is our calculation from OMMA’s dashboard: $19.46M of flower sales ÷ 17,731 lb. Sources are listed at the end of this update.

What changed since our 2026 price guide

  • Published Oklahoma wholesale prices are unchanged at roughly $800 to $1,100 a pound.
  • The U.S. spot index slipped 1.8% in the week of October 9, to $1,092 a pound. In its October 2 report, Cannabis Benchmarks put the November 2026 forward price at $1,110.
  • Oklahoma’s average retail flower price, about $1,097 a pound at $2.42 a gram, is now roughly equal to the national wholesale price.
  • Pounds of flower sold at Oklahoma dispensaries fell 11.9% from April to September.
  • State 7% tax collections for January to September were 7.2% below the same months of 2025.

Fewer growers, plenty of plants

OMMA counted 1,703 licensed growers on October 1, 2026, down 32% in a year and 25% since January. The moratorium on new grower, processor and dispensary licenses now runs to August 1, 2028.

Supply has not dried up. Oklahoma’s Metrc dashboard showed about 4.48 million live plants on October 14, including 2.83 million flowering, and 4,308 harvests started in September.

What it means for buyers

  • Compare quotes on price per gram of the finished pack, not price per pound. Our 2026 price guide has a conversion table.
  • With growers leaving, ask each vendor what it will have next month. Supply consistency is worth 10 points on our vendor scorecard.
  • Expect more scrutiny of testing. Check every COA before you accept a transfer.
  • OMMA begins enforcing HB 4454, which covers packaging and edibles that appeal to children, on November 1, 2026. Ask vendors whether their packaging is ready.

Getting current pricing from us

We do not publish prices because they move with each harvest. Request the menu and your rep sends current pricing, sizes and minimums, usually the same day.

Questions buyers ask

What does a pound of wholesale flower cost in Oklahoma in October 2026?

Published figures put it at roughly $800 to $1,100 a pound. Quotes vary with grow type, test results, format and volume.

Are wholesale prices going up or down?

Mostly flat. The U.S. spot index was $1,092 a pound in the week of October 9, 2026, within a few dollars of where it was in early September.

How many licensed growers are left in Oklahoma?

1,703 as of October 1, 2026, according to OMMA, down from 2,520 a year earlier.

Sources

Rules as of October 16, 2026. OMMA updates its rules often; check the current text before relying on a detail.

  1. MMJDaily summary of The Oklahoman — Oklahoma’s marijuana industry is in freefall (Sep 2026)
  2. Oklahoma Watch via KGOU — Growers say Oklahoma’s cannabis bonanza is going to pot (Jun 2, 2026)
  3. Cannabis Benchmarks — U.S. spot index, Oct 9, 2026
  4. Cannabis Benchmarks — U.S. spot index, Oct 2, 2026
  5. OMMA sales dashboard (NCS Analytics Transparency Project)
  6. DankReports — Oklahoma flower price per gram
  7. OMMA — Licensing and tax data
  8. OMMA — Grower license (moratorium)
  9. KOSU — Abandoned marijuana grows in Oklahoma (Oct 14, 2026)
  10. Oklahoma Watch via Tulsa Flyer — Marijuana testing hampered by lack of consistency (Jul 21, 2026)
  11. OMMA newsletter, July 17, 2026 (new rules and laws)

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