You're a little late to the game. What are you going to do with the weed you grow? Do you already have buyers? If things go anything like they did here in Oregon it's going to be a race to the bottom price wise which is why many growers here called it quits.
Also you should already know what you need to do or be in direct consultation with someone that does. You're asking some questions that you should already have the answers to.
I wouldn't think about investing in a commercial grow at this stage of the game. The gold rush is over. But good luck.
"Oklahoma's market is showing signs of saturation, a fact that investors and entrepreneurs should study before deciding if the state is worth pursuing."
A Saturated Market Searching for Solutions
Like many in Oklahoma's market, Gurley feels that the state is saturated. Noting the 10,000 licensed operators, he said patient-to-store averages hover around 200 as of late.
"Oklahoma opened the door for this scenario by making the barriers to entry so minimal that almost anyone with a few thousand dollars could buy any type of license: grower, processor or dispensary," Gurley said. He added that the current situation makes it unsustainable for many shops to survive.
Oklahoma’s medical cannabis market is one of the more unique. With lax regulations and a simple pathway to licensing, the state created a market with over 10,000 actively licensed dispensaries, growers, and processors for a state with approximately 644,000 registered patients as of 2019-2020.
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