Where to Buy
Farkas Farms / Bullseye Gardens is stocked at 37 licensed dispensaries across Ohio, with the deepest coverage in Columbus, Cincinnati, Akron, Cleveland, and Ashtabula. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
In August 2026, Farkas Farms / Bullseye Gardens remained concentrated in Flower at 94.07% share, but Flower sales fell 28.01% year over year and 19.74% month over month while the brand’s average price declined 1.13% YoY to $40.99, indicating volume contraction beyond minor pricing relief. Secondary categories were volatile: Pre-Roll dropped 55.28% MoM to 2.97% share and Vapor Pens plunged 80.08% MoM to 0.33% share, while Concentrates grew 25.03% MoM and 443.48% YoY to 1.71% share and Edible surged 144.53% MoM and 98.41% YoY to 0.92% share. With brand-wide sales down 23.94% YoY and a Flower-heavy mix, the pattern implies overexposure to a contracting core and under-scaled gains in emerging categories.
The mix shift suggests a need to rebalance: double- and triple-digit growth in Concentrates (25.03% MoM, 443.48% YoY) and Edible (144.53% MoM, 98.41% YoY) offers diversification pathways that could offset Flower’s 28.01% YoY and 19.74% MoM declines, especially given the brand’s rank of 16 in Flower in Ohio. However, the sharp MoM contractions in Pre-Roll (−55.28%) and Vapor Pens (−80.08%) indicate execution or assortment instability that keeps non-Flower penetration below 6% share, implying the current positioning is anchored to a weakening base and requires consistent, repeatable assortment in the few categories showing durable growth.
Competitive Landscape
Farkas Farms / Bullseye Gardens sits at rank 16 in OH Flower for August 2026, sliding 5 positions year over year from rank 11 while dropping 9 spots from rank 7 three months ago; in contrast, Klutch Cannabis climbed from rank 19 to rank 1 with 363.8% YoY sales growth and RYTHM improved from rank 8 to rank 2, even as Riviera Creek held near the top at rank 3 despite a 28.3% YoY sales decline. The brand’s descent from a peak of rank 3 in December 2025 to rank 16 in August 2026, while peers like Neighborgoods moved from rank 6 to rank 4 and King City Gardens eased from rank 4 to rank 5 with a 10.3% YoY sales contraction, implies share is being ceded primarily to faster-advancing leaders rather than across-the-board category softness.

Notable Products
Buff Cherries (3.5g) delivered the headline move in August 2026 with a 75.7% month-over-month surge to $124,537 while holding the number 1 rank, as Orange Octane (3.5g) slid 43.6% to rank 10, indicating a widening gap between flagship and tail SKUs. GMO Zkittlez Pre-Roll (0.75g) fell 29.2% yet maintained rank 2, and Super B (3.5g) declined 14.5% at rank 6, while five of the top ten are Flower SKUs clustered between ranks 1 and 10, pointing to category concentration rather than breadth. With Jerrybob (3.5g) down 40.0% at rank 7 and Farkalicious (3.5g) off 16.0% at rank 8, the portfolio shows mixed depth beneath the leader, suggesting reliance on one breakout Flower strain amid underperforming followers. The pattern implies a strategy pivot toward scaling Buff Cherries and adjacent Flower formats while rationalizing weaker Flower variants and stabilizing the lone Pre-Roll to sustain rank diversity.
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Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.







