This is how much cannabis costs in Quebec

The era of legalization across the country is upon us as Canada has officially become the world’s first G7 nation to legalize weed. With the launch of the SQDC’s (Société québécoise du cannabis) website, the cannabis prices for the province have been revealed to the public.

The SQDC has opened three outlets in Montreal and 11 across the province. Cannabis will also be available for delivery and purchase online.

Much like Beer Stores in Ontario, buyers get to choose from various strains and then have their order filled out by a store clerk. Clients will be able to choose between dried buds, ground cannabis, pre-rolled joints, cannabis oil, pills or oral spray.

Customers will be allowed to purchase up to 30 grams per visit.

To give you a gauge on how much the bud costs, we’ve compared prices from the three different types of strain offered (Indica, Sativa, Hybrid) and organized them lowest priced, medium priced, to the highest.

All prices are shown for 3.5 grams and the product’s descriptions are taken from the SQDC website.

Indica

This Indica strain, in dried flower form has a medium THC content and contains no CBD. It may produce the sensation of feeling relaxed and may even cause drowsiness. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit sweet aromas with cheese and berry notes.

This Indica strain, in dried flower form, has a strong THC content. It alters mental perceptions and creates a feeling of euphoria. It may intensify the impression of being relaxed and may even cause drowsiness. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit earthy and woody aromas.

This Indica strain, in dried flower form, has a strong THC content. It may intensify the impression of being relaxed and may even cause drowsiness. It may also create a feeling of euphoria. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit earthy and skunky aromas with grape notes.

Sativa

This Sativa strain, in dried flower form, has a moderate THC content and contains CBD. It may give the impression of feeling stimulated. It may alter mental perceptions and give the impression of thinking clearly. It may also create a feeling of physical heaviness. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit earthy aromas.

This Sativa strain, in dried flower form, is notable for its conical shape. It has a strong THC content and contains no CBD. It may alter mental perceptions and create the impression of feeling more excited and having more energy. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit lemon and fruity aromas with mango notes.

This Sativa strain, in dried flower form, has a medium THC content and contains no CBD. It may give the impression of feeling stimulated and somewhat euphoric. It may also stimulate the appetite. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit earthy aromas.

Hybrid

This hybrid strain, in dried flower form, has a medium THC content and contains no CBD. It may give the impression of experiencing stimulating sensations, having more energy and feeling a physical heaviness. It may also increase the desire to be around others. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit fruity, sweet aromas with ripe banana notes.

This hybrid strain, in dried flower form, has a medium THC content and contains no CBD. It may create the impression of feeling more relaxed and may alter certain cognitive functions. It may also stimulate the appetite and even cause drowsiness. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit earthy and woody aromas.

This hybrid strain, in dried flower form and coloured forest green with orange pistils, has a medium THC content and contains no CBD. It may give the impression of increasing certain cognitive functions, create a feeling of euphoria and stimulate the appetite. Its naturally occurring terpenes emit cheese and earthy aromas with hops and clove notes.

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