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Wildflowers Dispensary license deactivated in Colorado

Colorado cannabis regulator removes Wildflowers Dispensary Inc. from active roster; at least 11 other licenses also inactivated on same date.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster

October 2, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Wildflowers Dispensary Inc., a licensed retail store in Colorado, is no longer listed as active on the state license roster as of October 2, according to the state's licensing database. The company held license no. 402R-01023.

The deactivation is one of at least 12 Colorado cannabis licenses reported inactive on the same date, including cultivators (Grow.Gods.Genetics LLC, Golden Parachute Farms LLC), manufacturers (Atomic Concentrates, Loves Oven LLC, Lepow Extracts), and other retail outlets. The cause and timing of the coordinated removals are not documented in the available records.

Colorado's adult-use market reported 912 active retail licenses as of October 5, suggesting the Wildflowers closure represents a minor adjustment in store count. What remains unclear is whether these inactivations reflect voluntary closures, regulatory enforcement, or administrative license expirations—information that would clarify the underlying market pressure, if any.

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