The marijuana industry is evolving before our eyes. What had once been a taboo industry that was dominated by the black market and dried cannabis flower will soon be no more.

Following the recreational legalization of cannabis in Canada last October, and the ongoing push to give the green light to medical and recreational weed at the state level, acceptance of marijuana into legal channels is growing.

More importantly, at least from an investment perspective, we’re also seeing consumer buying habits shift. Dried flower is now viewed as yesteryears’ preferred consumption source. A younger generation of pot users prefers derivative options, such as oils, edibles, infused beverages, topicals, vapes, concentrates, and much more. These alternative consumption options usually have a much higher price point than dried flower, and they generate considerably juicier margins.