Schedule 1 Mixing Guide (All Ingredient Effects)

As they begin to expand their customer base, Schedule 1 players will begin to notice that some NPCs prefer products with specific effects. Each of the four types of weed that they can sell has its own base effect, but by mixing it with ingredients from the Gas Mart, players can synthesize new strains to meet the ever-changing demands of their clientele.

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Players will gain access to their first mixing station as part of the Mixing Mania quest, although they may find themselves having trouble using it to begin with. This Schedule 1 mixing guide will go over the basics of how to mix new strains and the ingredients and processes required for obtaining all 34 of the effects that are currently in the game.

How to Mix All Basic Effects in Schedule 1

Schedule 1 has 16 basic effects that players can add to their product just by mixing it with a single ingredient. For example, mixing OG Kush with a Battery will result in a new strain with the Bright-Eyed effect added to the original Calming effect of the OG Kush. Similarly, mixing Granddaddy Purple with Viagra will lead to a new strain with both the Sedating and Tropic Thunder effects. To use the mixer, players just need to add their product on the left side and the ingredient that they want to mix with it on the right, and then press the Begin button.

How to Mix All Advanced Effects in Schedule 1

In addition to the 16 basic effects listed above, there are 18 advanced effects that can only be obtained by mixing an ingredient with a strain that already has a specific effect. For example, mixing a strain that has the Calming effect with a Mega Bean will replace Calming with Glowing, while mixing an Energy Drink with a strain that has the Sedating effect will result in a new strain with the Munchies effect. Players can also get the 16 basic effects this way. The best way to get a specific effect is to work backward, by first adding the effect that needs to be replaced and then mixing in the ingredient required to get the desired effect.

How to Get All Mixing Ingredients in Schedule 1

Players will be able to buy mixing ingredients from the Gas Mart. To begin with, they'll only have access to four of the 16 ingredients, with the rest becoming available as their rank increases. Generally speaking, more expensive ingredients lead to more profitable strains, although this isn't always the case, so players should keep an eye on their costs to maximize their profitability.

All Schedule 1 Effect Multipliers

As mentioned above, the effects of a player's product will have a direct impact on its price, with some effects increasing value much more than others. Shrinking, Cyclopean, and Long-Faced are the best effects in Schedule 1, while Disorienting, Explosive​​​​​​, and Laxative are among the worst. To calculate a product's value, players should take a drug's base value and multiply it by one plus the sum of its effects' multipliers. So, for example, Coke ($150 base price) with the Shrinking (0.60), Cyclopean (0.56), Long-Faced (0.52), and Athletic (0.32) effects would be worth $150 x (1 + 0.60 + 0.56 + 0.52 + 0.32), which works out to be $450.

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