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Cannabis Prices Plummet in Spokane Amid Fierce Competition

4/21/2026

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Cannabis prices in Spokane are at their lowest in years, according to Mitchell Lowe of Lucky Leaf Co.
Sales declined since legalization in 2012, dropping from $1.47 billion in 2021 to $1.14 billion in 2025.
Large dispensaries, such as Lidz, have intensified competition and pushed smaller shops to offer steep discounts.
Lowe noted that many consumers gravitate toward cheaper products.
Gen Z shows less interest in cannabis than older generations.

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Story summary

Cannabis prices in Spokane are at their lowest in years, according to Mitchell Lowe of Lucky Leaf Co.
Sales declined since legalization in 2012, dropping from $1.47 billion in 2021 to $1.14 billion in 2025.
Large dispensaries, such as Lidz, have intensified competition and pushed smaller shops to offer steep discounts.
Lowe noted that many consumers gravitate toward cheaper products.
Gen Z shows less interest in cannabis than older generations.