PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS Recreational Producer License Marked Inactive in Oregon
State roster lists the Oregon cannabis producer license as no longer active, though the same record still shows an 'Active' status field.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0The Oregon recreational cannabis producer license held by PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS, no. 020-1001391C10A, was flagged as no longer active in an update to the state license roster, as first reported by the State license roster on Aug. 12, 2026.
The listing arrives amid a run of similar closure notices logged this month. In the same roster update, Chubby Cat Cannabis and Decibel Farms were also marked inactive, while Arlington Acres appeared in the data twice — first as a newly licensed cultivation operator and then, a day earlier, as a closure. Other recent closures include Urban Pharms, Rogue Botanicals, SugarTop Buddery, Arcanna, Lochness Corral and Gas Station Genetics, spanning Aug. 8 through Aug. 12 filings. One opening, for Oregon Cannabis Authorities as a distribution operator, was also logged on Aug. 11.
The numbers
Oregon's state license stats, current as of Aug. 12, 2026, show 1,351 open cultivation licenses, 758 open retail licenses, 264 open manufacturing licenses and nine open labs statewide. Against that base of well over a thousand active cultivation permits, the PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS closure represents a small fraction of the sector, though it adds to a visible cluster of producer- and processor-level exits recorded in the same one-week window. No pending application count or year-to-date revenue figure was available in the state data provided, and no monthly sales figures were included, limiting further quantification of the closure's market impact.
Notably, the official license record for PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS still lists its status as "Active" even as the roster update characterizes the license as no longer active. That discrepancy suggests the closure may be newly processed or still working through the state's reporting pipeline, rather than reflecting a fully finalized deactivation.
What to watch next
Given the volume of closures logged alongside this one — at least seven other producer- or processor-level licenses marked inactive in the same eight-day span — it may be worth watching whether the roster shows a broader pattern of consolidation among Oregon cultivators, or whether these entries simply reflect routine administrative turnover. Confirmation of the status discrepancy in a future roster update would help clarify whether the PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS license has fully lapsed or remains in transition.