Understanding THCa Flower Prices
Flower pricing can look confusing at first, with grams, eighths, and ounces all on one menu. Once you know how the weights work and what actually drives the cost, it gets simple.
How flower is sold by weight
THCa flower is sold by weight, and the menu uses a few standard sizes. The most common are a single gram, an eighth, a quarter, a half, and a full ounce.
- Gram: 1 gram, the smallest size and a good way to try something new.
- Eighth: 3.5 grams, which is one eighth of an ounce and the most popular size.
- Quarter: 7 grams, the same as two eighths.
- Half: 14 grams, half an ounce.
- Ounce: 28 grams, the largest common size.
As a rule, the larger the weight, the lower the price works out per gram, so an ounce usually costs less per gram than a single gram does. You can see which sizes each strain is offered in on the live flower menu.
What drives the price
Two eighths on the same shelf can carry very different price tags, and it usually comes down to quality rather than the weight alone. A few things move the number.
- Potency: the THCa percentage is a rough estimate of how strong flower can be once heated, and higher-testing batches often cost more.
- Terpenes: the aroma compounds that give each strain its smell and character. A rich, standout terpene profile tends to command a higher price.
- Freshness: flower that was recently harvested, cured, and stored well holds its aroma and quality better than something that has been sitting around.
- Growing quality: careful indoor growing, hand-trimming, and a slow cure cost the grower more, and that effort shows up in the price.
For a full walkthrough of how to read these signals together before you buy, see how to choose THCa flower.
Why the cheapest is not always the best value
The lowest price per gram is not automatically the best deal. A fresh, well-grown batch at a moderate THCa percentage can be a better experience than a dried-out, high-number batch that has lost its aroma. Value is really about what you get for the money, not the sticker price on its own.
Because pricing changes with the season, the strain, and what is in stock, we do not list fixed prices here. The live flower menu always shows the current weights and pricing, and every product has a third-party COA so you can confirm what is inside. Everything we carry is hemp that tests under the federal 0.3% Delta-9 THC limit by dry weight, it is for adults 21+ with a valid government-issued photo ID, and the rules vary and can change.
Check current weights and prices on the live flower menu.
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Shop the menu →Frequently asked questions
How much is an eighth of THCa flower?
An eighth is 3.5 grams, which is one eighth of an ounce and the most popular size to buy. Prices change with the strain and what is in stock, so check the live flower menu for current pricing.
What weights does THCa flower come in?
The standard sizes are a single gram, an eighth (3.5 grams), a quarter (7 grams), a half (14 grams), and a full ounce (28 grams). Larger weights usually cost less per gram.
Why are some THCa flowers more expensive than others?
Price is shaped by potency, the terpene profile, how fresh the flower is, and the quality of the growing and curing. Higher-testing, well-grown, aromatic batches tend to cost more.
Is cheaper THCa flower worse?
Not necessarily, but the cheapest option is not always the best value. A fresh, well-grown batch at a moderate THCa percentage can beat a dried-out, high-number batch. Look at freshness and terpenes, not just the price and the number.