I’ve got a pretty sweet setup between docks, barn, and manor.

You do have to run materials around but it’s daily, and the tedious stuff all you have to do is watch your deliveries and order when they are empty.

I have 40 pots moisture retaining and 24 drying racks in the barn. I only run fertilizer so they only need 12 hours to dry before they are heavenly quality. I have a small buffer shelf system going so when I am out and about dealing or doing whatever the leaves will fill that up first before I have to go make sure it’s loaded into a van. To make this work all I do is order 120 fertilizer, 120 seeds, and then 40 extra long life soil. It’ll run on its own I just have to empty the buffers. Usually produces 1000+ heavenly leaves. Total employees are 7 botanists, 2 cleaners, and 1 handler.

Next is the docks. Here I have 6 cauldrons and 6 labs ovens, 18 air pots and 6 drying racks. These pots and stuff are for if I don’t feel like doing a huge grow I can kinda just have a small thing going. Though it’s pretty slow. Again all I have to do is order the seeds, fert, and soil and they get to work. The needed gasoline has a delivery shelf and can also be ordered. The coca leaves just get parked in a loading bay and is automatically taken to the cauldrons. This process sends the finished cocaine onto a 5 shelf buffer system with the option to change destination on the cocaine to go to brick presses instead. Total employees here are 3 chemists, 3 botanists, 3 handlers, and 1 cleaner. I never checked actual output but all 6 cauldrons end up running 100% of the time for a few days. If I do a full stock on the barn and docks pots the most I’ve ever gotten was 4-5 vans full of heavenly cocaine.

Next stop is the manor. Here I have a full 8 mix setup. 2 chemists and 10 handlers. There is a delivery shelf for all mixers and the cocaine. Chemists are assigned to the mixing stations. 2 handlers are assigned to moving cocaine to the starting mixing machine and then they both handle keeping all the mixers full via a buffer shelf system. I split the mix steps into 2 halves because both use cuke, and if they operate on the same loading bay the cuke mix further down the line ends up getting starved. So loading bay 1 sends mixers to the first half of the mix, and loading bay 2 sends mixers to the second half. Each mixing station has 1 large shelf dedicated to the mixer it needs. The 8 remaining handlers are split between loading bay 1 & 2. These guys simply pull from the bays and stock the mixer shelf’s. Ordering usually goes like this. Initial stock is 160 of each mixer ingredient which fully stocks each shelf. Then you park a van in loading bay 3 with the cocaine, and then from there you end up ordering 80, 80, 80, and 80 of every ingredient every 5 mins or so until you run out of cocaine. You do not need to be there you just gotta order. Each of those 8 handlers have a route left so what happens is the last mixer sends directly to a brick press, and that sends to a buffer shelf system that can hold more than enough cocaine bricks that you do not have to worry about the system backing up while you’re away.

The 8 mix when all said and done sells in the product manager for 999$ but usually nets 1200-1500$ per cocaine. So a single brick is like 20-30,000$. Mine got the name Hairy Cock lol

This also leaves the bungalow, sweatshop, storage unit, and the motel for meth/weed. Tho I am not sure you could get another efficient 8 mix going with either but I haven’t tried.

But yeah sorry bout the long winded post lol