Florida Medical Marijuana Sales Surpass 5.5 Billion mg of THC, Smokable Marijuana Tops 1.86 Million Ounces in 2026
- The Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use reported nearly 5.51 billion milligrams of THC and 1.87 million ounces of smokable marijuana sold in 2026 as of April 2.
- During the week of March 27 to April 2, dispensaries sold over 448 million milligrams of THC and almost 150,000 ounces of smokable marijuana, with year-to-date totals reflecting consistent high sales.
- There are now 749 dispensaries statewide, a growth of 36 from the previous year, and 930,753 active qualified patients registered in Florida's medical marijuana program.
- Trulieve remains the leading operator in the state, with other major sellers including MÜV, Curaleaf, Ayr, and Surterra; Florida’s medical marijuana market operates under a vertically integrated system without a statewide excise tax.
New data released by the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use shows total sales for 2026 (as of April 2) approaching 5.51 billion milligrams of THC and nearly 1.87 million ounces of smokable marijuana.
According to the April 3 update from the Office of Medical Marijuana Use, dispensaries sold a combined 448,770,537 milligrams of THC and 149,974.618 ounces of smokable marijuana during the most recent reporting period covering March 27 through April 2.
That brings year-to-date totals to approximately 5,506,709,012 milligrams of THC and 1,867,584.727 ounces of smokable marijuana. Low-THC cannabis (CBD) sales remain minimal, with total CBD dispensed reaching just 9,692 milligrams so far this year.
Weekly sales continue to align with recent trends, with THC totals well above 400 million milligrams and smokable marijuana consistently around or above 140,000 ounces per week. The latest report also shows there are now 749 dispensaries open statewide, which is 36 more than a year ago.
Trulieve maintained its position as the state’s dominant operator, accounting for over 120 million milligrams of THC and more than 52,000 ounces of smokable marijuana during the reporting period alone. Other top contributors included MÜV, Curaleaf, Ayr, and Surterra, each recording tens of millions of milligrams in THC sales.
There is 930,753 active qualified patients now registered in the program, according to the latest report.
Florida voters approved medical marijuana in 2016 through Amendment 2, launching one of the nation’s largest regulated markets. The state operates under a vertically integrated system, allowing licensed businesses to cultivate, process, and sell marijuana products. Qualified patients may purchase a variety of products, with smokable marijuana capped at 2.5 ounces per 35-day period unless a physician authorizes more. Florida does not impose a statewide excise tax on medical marijuana.