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Originally Posted by nik-

How big is the joint?

The prices per gram for those two states aren't that high, so if you have a 1g joint, or close to that, then that's a reasonable price. "Joint" isn't a system of measurement. You can't apply a flat price.

We decided to take a look at how much recreational marijuana costs in Colorado. We surveyed 25 random recreational stores in the Denver area, as well as 10 retail marijuana stores along the I-70 corridor in the mountains.

To get the average price per store, we eliminated the most expensive and cheapest strains, and then took an average of the remaining ones. Not perfect science but it should give you an idea of the average cost of flowers in Colorado. Please remember that most stores do offer high and low grade strains, which can be 50% +/- of the average cost.

Surprisingly, the average prices are pretty similar to what we saw in early summer around the Denver area. This will undoubtedly change as the requirement that stores grown their own marijuana has been removed as of October 1st. The amount of marijuana grown in Colorado is expected to increase 200-300% over the next year, as more ‘grow only’ operations get up and running. This is going to result in an oversupply, which can only mean lower prices for consumers. Some are predicting $50 ounces by late next year. It will be interesting to see how the market develops, most likely it will end up similar to breweries, where you’ll have your craft growers and then your bulk growers.

https://www.coloradopotguide.com/1987.aspx