Dried flower, by the gram.
Whole-bud dried cannabis from licensed producers, in sizes from 1 g to 28 g, with the THC and CBD numbers, plant type and terpene details shown for every product.
Flower in stock
From today's menu highlights · prices before tax · stock changes through the day
Flower at Sugar Beach
- Sizes from 1 g up to 28 g, including 3.5 g, 7 g and 14 g
- Indica, sativa and hybrid labels, plus THC- and CBD-forward options
- Member and regular prices on every size, so you can compare price per gram
- Sealed, lab-tested product sourced through the Ontario Cannabis Store
Formats & numbers
| Size | Common name | Counts toward the 30 g limit as |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g | a gram | 1 g |
| 3.5 g | an eighth | 3.5 g |
| 7 g | a quarter | 7 g |
| 14 g | a half | 14 g |
| 28 g | an ounce | 28 g |
Shop by the label.
We stick to what's on the label: format, size, THC, CBD and price. For medical questions, please talk to a healthcare provider.
Read the potency
The label shows Total THC and Total CBD as a percentage. Compare those numbers, not just the plant type.
Compare price per gram
Divide the price by the grams. Larger sizes often cost less per gram, so check before you buy.
Check the packaged date
Every Ontario package carries a packaged-on date. Fresher is usually better for aroma.
Ask at the counter
Our team can walk you through the menu. We don't give medical advice.
What sizes of flower can I buy?
Ontario retail flower usually comes in 1 g, 3.5 g, 7 g, 14 g and 28 g packages. Our live menu shows every size in stock with member and regular prices.
What do indica, sativa and hybrid mean on a label?
They describe the plant type a producer reports. Government guidance notes the labels are used inconsistently, so the THC and CBD numbers on the label are the more useful comparison.
Can I buy an ounce at once?
Yes. 28 g is under the 30 g dried-cannabis purchase and public possession limit in Ontario.
Learn more about flower
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