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How Much Is an Eighth of Weed? (And Why Quarters Are Better Value)
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TL;DR
An eighth of weed is 3.5 grams — one-eighth of a 28-gram ounce. KingCrop doesn’t list flower eighths: our smallest flower size is the 7-gram quarter, $55 CAD for most AAA strains as of September 2026. That works out to $27.50 per 3.5 grams, and the per-gram rate keeps falling through halves and ounces. Same-day GTA delivery, 19+ only.
How much is an eighth of weed? We hear that question constantly — usually from someone who learned to shop in eighths years ago and wants to know what the old habit costs now.
Here’s the odd part: you won’t find a flower eighth on our menu. This guide covers what the measurement means, what 3.5 grams actually costs at our live prices, and why we’d hand almost every eighth shopper a quarter instead.
What Is an Eighth of Weed?
An eighth is 3.5 grams of flower — one-eighth of the 28-gram ounce that cannabis pricing in Canada is built around. The ladder doubles from there: eighth is 3.5 g, quarter is 7 g, half is 14 g, ounce is 28 g.
The name stuck because for decades the eighth was the default first purchase: small enough to try a strain, big enough to be worth the trip. Delivery changed that math. When the menu comes to your door and a minimum order does the deciding, the sizes people actually buy shift upward — more on that below.
How Much Is an Eighth of Weed in 2026?
The honest answer from our side of the counter: we can’t quote you a flower eighth, because we don’t list one. What we can do is show exactly what 3.5 grams costs inside each size on our live flower menu, at today’s prices.
Buy a AAA quarter at $55 and each 3.5-gram half of it costs $27.50. Buy a AAA ounce at $140 and the same 3.5 grams costs $17.50. Catch a $59 deal ounce and an eighth-sized share drops to about $7.38 — well under half the quarter rate. Every figure above comes off our board as of September 2026, checked against the menu the day this was written.
Why We Don’t Sell Flower Eighths
Open any flower listing on our site and you’ll see three weights: quarter, half, ounce. That’s the whole lineup, AAA and AAAA alike.
The reasoning is plain value. Gram for gram, the eighth is the priciest way to buy flower — small jars almost always cost more per gram than big ones, wherever you shop. Rather than carry a size we’d have to mark up, we let the quarter hold the small end of the board and keep the sharper rates on the bigger jars. Full ounces outsell every other flower size we carry, and most of our orders come from repeat customers — people who ran the per-gram math once and never went back to small jars.
Eighth vs Quarter vs Ounce: The Per-Gram Math
Here’s our AAA flower pricing translated into per-gram terms, checked against the live menu on September 26, 2026. All prices in CAD.
Most strains on the AAA shelf that carry all three weights are priced exactly like this as of September 2026, so the table holds for a typical jar. AAAA runs the same ladder at higher numbers — every AAAA quarter is $65 as of September 2026 — and the rotating 1 oz deal board is where the per-gram floor lives. For the bulk end of the story, our ounce price guide runs these numbers at 28 grams.
Why a Quarter Beats an Eighth
Double the flower, one delivery, a better rate on every gram — that’s the case in one sentence. A $55 quarter hands you two eighth-sized portions at $27.50 each, and the second half doesn’t go to waste if you store it sensibly: an airtight jar in a dark cupboard keeps 7 grams in shape for weeks without any effort.
There’s a freshness argument for tiny sizes, but it runs out fast — 7 grams is still small. At an ordinary pace a quarter is a few weeks of supply, comfortably inside the window where flower holds its flavour. We break the sizes down further in our quarter of weed price guide.
That’s the whole case for the quarter.
Where Small Amounts Still Make Sense
Our hash shelf is the one place we’d still point a small buyer. Pot of Gold Hash sells by the single gram at $15 as of September 2026, with half-ounce and ounce sizes above it. Concentrates stretch much further per gram than flower, so a gram or two is a genuinely sensible amount there. The full weight run is on our hash shelf.
How Much Should You Actually Buy?
Match the jar to your pace, not to the per-gram chart. A steady weekly smoker gets the most out of ounces; the every-couple-of-weekends type belongs at the quarter.
And an honest word for the truly occasional: if 3.5 grams would genuinely last you a season, skip flower sizing altogether. Even a quarter will fade before you finish it, and no per-gram saving fixes a dried-out jar. A $15 gram of hash keeps far longer in a drawer and holds its character for months. Talking an occasional smoker out of a bigger purchase costs us an order — we’d still rather you buy the amount you’ll actually finish.
Ordering a Quarter in the GTA
One quirk worth knowing before checkout: a $55 AAA quarter sits just under our $60 minimum order, so it needs a small companion in the cart — a pack of gummies or a couple of pre-roll cones closes the gap. Free gifts start at a $60 order.
The rest of the logistics, straight from our FAQ as of August 2026: we deliver 12PM to 10PM, 365 days a year, with orders arriving inside 2 hours of confirmation. The fee is a flat $10 under $150, and free above $150. Your payment options show at checkout, and you can check the delivery map if you’re near the edge of the GTA. Picture the handoff on a Maple porch in early fall: car at the curb, a quick 19+ ID check — driver’s licence or passport — and a sealed bag swaps hands before the porch light times out.
Beyond the GTA, mail order covers the rest of Canada. Those orders get free Ground shipping once the cart clears $150.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many grams are in an eighth of weed?
An eighth of weed is 3.5 grams — one-eighth of the 28-gram ounce that Canadian cannabis pricing rounds to. The ladder doubles from there: two eighths make a 7-gram quarter, two quarters make a 14-gram half, and two halves make the full 28-gram ounce.
Does KingCrop sell eighths of weed?
No — KingCrop’s flower menu starts at the 7-gram quarter, then steps up to halves and full ounces. For a small amount, our hash shelf sells Pot of Gold Hash by the single gram at $15 CAD as of September 2026.
How much does 3.5 grams of weed cost at KingCrop?
Three and a half grams of weed costs about $27.50 CAD at KingCrop’s AAA quarter pricing as of September 2026 — that’s a $55 quarter split in half. Inside bigger sizes the same 3.5 grams gets cheaper: $17.50 within a $140 AAA ounce, and roughly $7.38 within a $59 deal ounce.
How many joints does an eighth of weed roll?
An eighth rolls about seven joints at the half-gram size most people roll at home. Go fatter with full-gram rolls and 3.5 grams gives you three or four. A 7-gram quarter simply doubles those counts, which is part of why we point smaller buyers there.
Is a quarter of weed better value than an eighth?
Yes — a quarter of weed is double the flower of an eighth, and on our menu the bigger sizes carry a lower per-gram rate. At KingCrop most AAA quarters are $55 CAD as of September 2026, which works out to $7.86 a gram, and the rate keeps dropping through halves, full ounces and the $59 deal ounces.
Trade the Eighth for the Quarter
KingCrop is a GTA cannabis delivery service carrying AAA and AAAA flower, 1 oz deals, edibles, vapes and concentrates — same-day GTA delivery and Canada-wide mail order, 19+ only. If 3.5-gram thinking brought you here, let 7-gram math send you home: start on the full flower board and run the numbers yourself.