Known limits:
Florida's vertical integration, 60% ballot threshold, and MMTC vocabulary should not be copied into other states by default. · Adult-use and home-grow modules are context/history only until Florida enacts those programs.
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MMTCs reporting
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Weekly THC
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Weekly Flower
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Source: official Florida OMMU weekly report.
Market Concentration
% of total THC dispensed statewide
MMTC Comparison
Higher buildings = more THC per store
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People Metrics
Qualified patients over time
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Dispensing Volume
Weekly THC dispensed statewide
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Product Mix
Flower vs concentrates share over time
The reported Low-THC Cannabis / mg CBD category drops sharply in OMMU reports after late 2024. Treat it as a reporting-category signal, not proof that CBD products disappeared from the market.
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Locations Growth
Total dispensary locations statewide
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Fastest Ramp-Up
THC growth rate in first 12 weeks after market entry
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Regulatory & program context
Regulatory timeline
Pre-frameworkLow-THC launchAmendment 2 implementationLitigation + product expansionBatching + adult-use pushCurrent market
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2014
Compassionate Use Act signed Charlotte's Web law (SB 1030) allows low-THC cannabis for limited conditions. SB 1030
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2015
First 5 MMTC licenses awarded Original dispensing organization licenses to Costa, Hackney, Knox, Alpha Foliage, and CHT.
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2016
Right to Try Act SB 460 expands low-THC access and allows terminally ill patients access to full-strength cannabis. SB 460
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2016
Amendment 2 passes Constitutional amendment for medical marijuana passes with 71% support. Article X, Section 29
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2017
SB 8A signed Implementation bill for Amendment 2. Establishes OMMU, patient registry, and MMTC framework. SB 8A / 381.986 F.S.
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2017
Settlement licenses issued Administrative settlement agreements result in additional MMTC licenses.
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2018
2017 application round licenses New MMTC licenses awarded from first open application process.
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2019
Smokable flower legalized SB 182 ends smokable marijuana ban. Governor DeSantis signs. SB 182
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2019
Per-MMTC dispensing data begins OMMU weekly reports start including per-MMTC breakdowns (vs. only aggregate data before).
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2023
Black Farmers Licenses issued First BFL (Pigford settlement) licenses awarded for social equity.
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2024
Amendment 3 fails constitutional threshold Adult-use marijuana amendment receives majority support but falls short of Florida's 60% threshold. Amendment 3
Key legal anchors
- 381.986, Florida Statutes — Core MMTC operating statute.
- SB 8-A / Chapter 2017-232 — Post-Amendment 2 implementation law.
- Florigrown — Major vertical-integration/license-cap litigation marker.
License types
License classes defined under this program
Original Compassionate Use (2015)
First 5 licenses under 2014 Compassionate Use Act
Awarded to nurseries with 30+ years operation. Low-THC only initially.
Settlement Agreement (2017)
Licenses from administrative challenge settlements
Applicants who challenged original license denials and received settlements.
2017 Application Round
Licenses from formal application process after Amendment 2
First open application round after constitutional amendment.
Black Farmers License (BFL)
Social equity licenses from the Pigford / 'In re Black Farmers' carve-out, s.381.986(8)(a)2.b
BFL program (s.381.986(8)(a)2.b). 6 licenses, PRIMARY-confirmed 2026-06-10 from the OMMU registry + per-licensee license-letter PDFs: MMTC-2023-0023 Terry Donell Gwinn (op. Prosperity Medical), 0024 Shedrick McGriff (op. Wildflower Cannabis), 0025 Willard Meeks (op. Eden Florida, LLC / Eden), 2024-0026 Leola Robinson, 2024-0027 Henry Crusaw, 2025-0028 Moton Hopkins Jr. The 2023 cohort's natural-person licensees now report under trade names. Do not conflate with the separate 2023 22-license batching cycle.
Conditional License (2023+)
Newer conditional licenses pending full approval
Recent license awards still in conditional status.
Sources & caveats
Primary sources
- OMMU weekly reports
- OMMU MMTC registry
- Florida Administrative Register notices
- Florida Senate bill history
- Florida Division of Elections campaign and ballot records
Known limits
- Florida's vertical integration, 60% ballot threshold, and MMTC vocabulary should not be copied into other states by default.
- Adult-use and home-grow modules are context/history only until Florida enacts those programs.
- Operator-level trends before May 2019 require aggregate-era caveats.
- Reported Low-THC/CBD category drop-off after late 2024 is source-observed and parser-validated, but interpretation remains pending.
- 2023 intent-to-approve and conditional licenses should not be treated as operating MMTCs until they appear in OMMU reports or registry records.
- Florida's vertical MMTC model should not become the default for other state adapters.
- Ballot and campaign-finance modules matter in Florida because constitutional thresholds shape outcomes.
- Operator lineage includes verified, high-confidence, ambiguous, and review-only relationships.
- Pre-May 2019 reports use different source formats and often support aggregate trend context better than operator-level comparison.
- Split-row operator names and legacy aliases are normalized, but source-era names remain reviewable where identity is ambiguous.
- Nursery/license transfer lineage is strongest when OMMU registry, weekly reports, and corporate sources align; ambiguous chains stay marked for review.
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