All Mixing Station Recipes in Schedule 1

You can curate hundreds or even thousands of combinations from the Mixing Station in Schedule 1. Product types are almost limitless with 16 different mixing ingredients, especially since you can combine mixed products with 16 mixing ingredients.

Here’s a complete list of all the Mixing Station recipes and all their effects in Schedule 1. You’ll also learn how to combine these “mixed” products and get a final product with four or five effects, giving you the best product in the business.

Complete List of All Mixing Station Recipes in Schedule 1

Since there are so many recipes for the Mixing Stations, we’ll first mix the 16 ingredients with the base products: OG Kush, Sour Diesel, Green Crack, and Granddaddy Purple.

Each base product will have a separate table, each with the proper mixing ingredient, the name of the finished product, and its effects, respectively. For example, OG Kush mixed with Cuke gives you Thick Monkey, which has Calming and Energizing as its effects.

Each mixing ingredient will be in bold, making it much easier to discern as the tables have been compacted. You can also use “Ctrl + F” to open the search filter on your browser and search for the effects you need or the name of the final product you desire.

OG Kush Recipes

Sour Diesel Recipes

Green Crack Recipes

Granddaddy Purple Recipes

Update: After playing another playthrough, all the names of the “mixed” products are random.

There are some similar recipes, like Aspen Smegma from Granddaddy Purple and Green Crack, but there’s a wide variety of products here.

You’ll also notice a few anomalies, like Green Crack and Cuke just becoming Green Crack or Granddaddy Purple and Flu Medicine becoming Granddaddy Purple again.

It could be a bug, but you are most likely just looking for a combination of effects for your customers.

If you look at each base product, it is hard to find a trend or variable that lets you create a certain effect, but you can still use mixed products in the Mixing Station and use another mixing ingredient to get more effects.

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How to Get More Than Two Effects From Your Products in Schedule 1

There’s a ridiculous variety of potential products from combining “mixed” products with other mixing ingredients, like an Island Rhino and a Donut becoming a Big Grool.

An Island Rhino is already a Granddaddy Purple and an Addy combined. However, if you look at the Big Grool, it looks familiar. Island Rhino, which has Gingeritis and Thought-Provoking effects, just added a Calorie-Dense effect from the Donut, giving a total of three effects.

Notice that almost anything mixed with a Donut gets the “Calorie-Dense” effect from the four tables above. Each mixing ingredient has a specific effect on your product. You can make your effect combinations by mixing more ingredients into an already finished product.

Here’s a list of all the mixing ingredients and their added effect on the product:

• Cuke – Energizing
• Banana – Gingeritis
• Paracetamol – Sneaky
• Donut – Calorie-Dense
• Viagra – Tropic Thunder
• Mouth Wash – Balding
• Flu Medicine – Sedating
• Gasoline – Toxic
• Energy Drink – Athletic
• Motor Oil – Slippery
• Mega Bean – Foggy
• Chili – Spicy
• Battery – Bright-Eyed
• Iodine – Jennerising
• Addy – Thought-Provoking

Using the Mixing Station, you can create any product with any desired effect, using all the information from the list and the tables. This includes your future products, which will be easier to remember because the next products don’t have four different kinds of seeds. They all start with no effects at all and then you just start adding.

Liquid Product Recipes in Schedule 1

The liquid product doesn’t bring much to the table. Naturally, it doesn’t have any effect, so you have to mix the effect in. However, you do see some cool combinations where you can get effects like Paranoia with the correct mixes. Usually, you’ll get them after four or more mixed effects.

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Powder Product Recipes in Schedule 1

Powdered products are the same as liquid products, but you can also get some unique effects like Electrifying and Euphoric. Let’s dive a little deeper here.

When you combine Chili, Horse Semen, Flu Medicine, and Addy, you’ll get a product with Gingeritis, Spicy, Thought-Provoking, and Electrifying effects.

If you add an Energy Drink, it changes to Euphoric, Gingeritis, Atheltic, Thought-Provoking, and Electrifying, giving you a total of two bonus effects. The cost also jumps to $396, making it one of the best products to sell in the market.

You might think of adding a little more and getting more effect, but it doesn’t work like that. If you add Gasoline, remove or replace a few effects and get Smelly, Disorienting, Toxic, Spicy, Athletic, and Thought-Provoking. The product also drops to $321, which makes it way worse.

Add a Donut, and the cost goes to $363, and you get Smelly, Disorienting, Toxic, Spicy, Athletic, Thought-Provoking, and Calorie-Dense. Add a Cuke and the price jumps to $423 with Smelly, Disorienting, Toxic, Spicy, Atheltic, Thought-Provoking, Calorie-Dense, Energizing, and Euphoric effects.

You can go on and on, but this should be one of the best products in the game, with a whopping nine effects on the product.