How To Get Coca Seeds In Schedule 1 And Grow Crops

Expanding your operations in Schedule 1 requires upgrading your crop production to higher-value plants like coca. Obtaining coca seeds and cultivating them effectively is a crucial step for players looking to maximize their late-game efficiency and earnings. Understanding the necessary supplier connections and ideal growing conditions ensures your operation runs smoothly without unnecessary delays.

Unlocking the Exclusive Supplier for Coca Seeds

To acquire coca seeds in Schedule 1, players must first build a relationship with the exclusive supplier Salvador Moreno. Unlocking Salvador requires reaching the Enforcer I tier and making successful deals with his contacts, Javier Perez and Mac Cooper. Once these connections are established, Salvador will contact you directly to offer high-tier agricultural supplies.

After receiving a message from Salvador, you can order coca seeds via dead drop or arrange an in-person meeting. Buying via dead drop typically costs around $80 per seed with order limits, whereas buying in person costs $150 per seed. Keeping your inventory supplied with seeds allows you to maintain continuous planting cycles.

Setting Up the Optimal Planting Environment

Growing coca crops follows a process similar to standard indoor cultivation, requiring proper pots, soil, and lighting setups. Place quality soil into grow pots or grow tents before planting the coca seed securely beneath the surface. Utilizing long-life soil or high-grade additives can noticeably increase the yield of coca leaves per harvest.

Environmental controls play a massive role in reducing the total grow time required for coca plants. Installing air conditioning units set to heat can boost growth speed by up to thirty percent. Maintaining optimal temperature levels prevents stall times and keeps your harvest schedules predictable.

Harvesting Crops and Managing Automation

Once the coca plants mature, players can manually harvest the leaves or delegate the task to hired botanists. A single healthy plant usually yields around twelve to eighteen leaves depending on the pot and additive setup. Botanists can automatically transfer harvested crops to storage closets or drying racks for further processing.

Properly organizing your supply routes ensures that harvested crops flow seamlessly into production facilities like cauldrons. Automating planting and harvesting steps frees up your time to focus on expansion and distribution across the city. Mastering these agricultural steps is key to building a resilient enterprise in Schedule 1.