Cannabis sales fell in February in most provinces, data released Thursday by Statistics Canada shows. On a national basis, daily average sales rose slightly from $1.77 million in January to $1.78 million in February. But that growth was driven almost entirely by Quebec, where daily average sales rose by almost $45,000 in February.

Over a year after recreational cannabis was legalized in Canada, edible products are finally for sale in Quebec — or to be more accurate, drinkable products.

Quebecers under the age of 21 won’t be able to buy or possess recreational cannabis as of Wednesday, ushering in the toughest age restrictions in the country since pot was legalized 14 months ago.