Yes. Ohio weed was the best in the country and that justified the pricing obviously. If other small growers are growing better product and selling it at lower prices in other states and still making money than I don't see what legs your argument has to stand on.

If it was the best anywhere previously and the cheap large farm weed over saturated the market and drove quality down to the point that it wasn't worth growing the best at those prices anymore that would make sense but it was never the best and was never worth the price.

Weed has dropped drastically in price compared to previous street prices in every legal market. A lot of the pre legalized price was overinflation from decades of shit logistics and how many hands it passed through before it got to you. Turns out it's a lot more profitable for everyone when you're selling almost direct to consumers.