known more commonly as cocaine. Because the plant is endemic to South America, indigenous groups throughout the continent chewed the leaves of these plants to reach the high that eventually ...

Today coca leaves are harvested as an essential ingredient of the illegal, but highly lucrative, production of cocaine. Despite the plant’s role in so much violence and political instability ...

This fall, a global regulatory body could decriminalize the demonized plant for the first time in more than 60 years, giving ...

Schedule 1 eventually lets you produce cocaine, but you’ll need to purchase coca seeds first. Here’s how to get them.

Bolivia is pushing for the global decriminalisation of coca leaf – the main ingredient of cocaine – to export the plant and ease its economic crisis. But a "landmark" recent decision by the ...

“So God help you—just don’t shut your eyes.” Quips Collen, 65: “At least Tommy’s smuggling plants now instead of cocaine. Bonsai trees, that’s his latest obsession.” Def Leppard ...

When it comes to cocaine production, you will need to get Coca Leaves, which can be cultivated ... remove the seed cap, and plant the seed. If you've hired a Botanist in Schedule 1, the process ...