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Ley 1008 (1988, Régimen de la Coca y Sustancias Controladas) penalizes anyone who sows, cultivates or harvests controlled plants including cannabis, and Ley 913 (2017) modernized enforcement without relaxing cannabis sanctions, so selling viable seeds would be prosecuted as facilitating cultivation. Bolivian law does not differentiate industrial hemp from marijuana, leaving no licensed pathway for low-THC planting seed. Neither statute expressly lists ungerminated seeds as a controlled substance, and searches found no seed-specific rule or enacted hemp bill through mid-2026 — only a medical-cannabis proposal introduced in the Senate — so private acquisition or gifting of seeds sits in a legal gray zone under a broadly prohibitionist regime.
