Arizona’s cannabis market is big enough that even a single product category can tell a pretty interesting story. In a July 9, 2026 roundup, AZ Marijuana says cannabis flower makes up about 40% of total marijuana-related dispensary sales in the state — and if you fold in pre-rolls, that share climbs closer to 55% of statewide sales, according to the outlet’s report.
That’s a lot of weight on one part of the market, and it helps explain why a best-sellers list like this gets attention. Flower is still the backbone for a lot of shoppers, while vape pens and edibles trail behind it. AZ Marijuana says vape pens account for about 30% of total sales and edibles about 10%, which leaves flower clearly in the lead.
The strains on the list
The outlet says the top 10 cannabis strains in Arizona, per analytics platform Headset, are Brain Strain by Fenix, Cookies & Cream by Riggs Family Farms, Bubba’s Breath by Mohave Cannabis Co., Las Vegas Triangle Kush by The Pharm, BCC x Jealousy by 22Red, Pineapple Donut by Fenix, GMOzk by Just Flower, Pineapple Fruz by Mohave Cannabis Co., Baya Dulce by Find, and Hashburger by Grow Sciences.
AZ Marijuana notes that Headset collects sales data from most dispensaries in Arizona, but not all, so the list is described as as accurate as possible rather than complete. That’s a useful reminder for anyone who follows cannabis trends here: rankings can be a strong snapshot, but they’re still a snapshot.
Why it matters in Arizona
The broader backdrop matters, too. AZ Marijuana says Arizona legalized marijuana for recreational use in November 2020, with adults 21 and older allowed to purchase, possess and use cannabis. The outlet also says state-licensed dispensaries began selling recreational marijuana in early 2021, and that there are over 150 dispensaries in Arizona, with many in places like Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff.
For local shoppers, that means the market has had time to mature. For cultivators and dispensaries, it means the competition is real, and the products that rise to the top have to keep finding buyers. This list from AZ Marijuana gives a quick look at what’s resonating right now in Arizona flower — and just how central flower still is to the state’s cannabis scene.
