Missouri marijuana sales holding steady in 2025 | How to buy Skittles Moonrock online

The relatively young Missouri marijuana market – medical sales launched in 2020 and recreational three years later – appears to be holding steady thus far in 2025, even as some of its more mature state counterparts have seen sales plunge.

The midwestern cannabis market in March sold $130.8 million worth of marijuana, including $115.7 million on the adult-use side and another $15.1 million in medical products, according to statistics from the state Department of Health & Senior Services.

That’s the best month of the year thus far, and almost matches December’s holiday sales peak of $130.9 million. Sales dipped in January to $122.8 million and again in February to $116.2 million, before rebounding somewhat in March.

Sales were also up year-over-year from $124.7 a year ago in March, when the state sold $108.6 million in recreational cannabis and $16 million in medical marijuana.

But the market has also diverged – as most state cannabis markets have over time – with medical sliding downward and recreational gaining steam.

Medical sales peaked in December 2022, just two months before the adult-use market launched, with $40.2 million in sales. Since then, the medical marijuana industry has seen its market share plummet, as recreational has blossomed from $93.4 million in just its second month to a steady nine-figure sales report each month.

The last time recreational sales were below $100 million was February 2024, when recreational dispensaries sold $98.3 million and medical dispensaries sold $15 million.

Still, the medical market seems to have stabilized at around $14 million to $15 million in sales per month, a level that it’s been at for the past 12 months. The lowest medical sales month was February this year, when medical patients bought just $13.7 million worth of goods.

Total marijuana sales all-time as of March topped $3.7 billion.

John Schroyer

John Schroyer has been a reporter since 2006, initially with a focus on politics, and covered the 2012 Colorado campaign to legalize marijuana. He has written about the cannabis industry specifically since 2014, after being on hand for the first-ever legal cannabis sales on New Year’s Day that year in Denver. John has covered subsequent marijuana market launches in California and Illinois, has written about every aspect of the marijuana trade, and was part of the team that built the cannabis industry’s first-ever trade show, MJBizCon. He joined Green Market Report in 2022.