Arizona Buys 2.5x More Concentrate Than Anywhere Else on the Map

Concentrates took 12.92% of Arizona's cannabis market this week. Flower, still the top seller there, sits at 30.09%. Dabs are running at roughly two-fifths the size of flower in that state. No other market Crushed tracks is close: concentrate's next-best showing is Oklahoma at 7.65%, then Colorado at 6.68%, and the nine states outside Arizona average 5.23% apiece. Arizona's concentrate habit runs about two and a half times the norm.

It isn't one brand carrying the category. Grow Sciences leads Arizona concentrates with 13.69% share, followed by Drip (10.52%), Roll One (7.28%), Green Dot Labs (6.34%) and Canamo Concentrates (6.09%) — five brands inside eight points of each other in a genuinely fragmented field. That's a different shape than flower or vape in most states, where one label often clears the category by itself.

The products resist easy labeling too. 64.89% of Arizona's concentrate sales are logged as unspecified concentrate; the named formats dab enthusiasts actually argue about — badder (7.05%), resin (5.16%), shatter (4.86%), rosin (4.23%) — split the remainder in low single digits apiece. This doesn't look like a curated dab menu driving the number. It looks like concentrate is simply a bigger, more ordinary part of how Arizona buys weed.

And it's broad rather than niche: 135 Arizona retailers carry concentrate against 136 carrying flower — effectively the same footprint. The lift is also category-specific, not a general appetite for intensity. Arizona's vape share (24.67%) sits mid-pack among the ten states, in line with Illinois and Oklahoma. Something about how Arizona shops pushes concentrates in particular, at a scale nowhere else on Crushed's map matches.