Seeds 66

Judging by some of the language throughout the site, Seeds 66 is a German or Austrian  company, and we see in the shipment section that they are indeed Austrian. Though the site offers no information on the company, it does offer a load of seeds. Starting on the left, they offer cannabis seeds, which are made up of Diesel, White Widow, Skunk, Kush, Cheese and Haze strains, all the cornerstone strains. Next we find autoflower seeds, complete with indoor, outdoor and extremely fast flowering categories. Moving on down the line, we get indoor, outdoor and XXL yielding feminized seeds, and beyond that, cannabis seeds for beginners. No seed bank would be complete without medical cannabis seeds, and they offer those as well. You can also buy CBD oil and seeds, and you can even shop through forty-three separate breeders. You can choose between one seed, three, five, or ten. Payment options include Visa, Mastercard, EPS, Giropay, bank transfer or cash in the mail, and shipping is fast. It looks, however, that they only deliver within Austria and Germany or closeby, because they only use Austrian shipping and do not offer international shipping information. Prices within Austria are €3.90, to Germany, €6.90, using insured mail with tracking number. Shipping to Germany using no tracking number is €10.90, and shipping outside Germany and Austria using Austrian mail, untracked, is €11. Shipments take no longer than four days to arrive, and Seeds 66 doesn’t say anything about packaging. The site is really well laid out, easy to follow and use, and it is one of the simplest sites we have tested. It is devoid of personal or company information, date, mission, values, or any other descriptors, aside from those attached to seeds. When you select a category, whether cannabis seeds, auto or other, they offer an explanation of what these seeds are, why they’re important, and all their collections are feminized. Seeds 66 offers a number of pages which lead to nowhere, namely, imprint and every heading under their security information section. This includes, ‘CBD oil legal?; Cannabis seeds on the internet; Cannabis seeds buy legally?; and Cannabis cultivation legal?.’ A few of the pages within their blog section do have some information, however, and though there is not a lot of information, you can see what they are attempting to do. Maybe someone is building this site by themselves and doesn’t have the time to fill in all the pages, all the time. The answer is unclear, and since there is no corporate information, there is no way to tell without contacting them. A contact link is located at the top right of the page, along with account and shopping cart, and all they need is the obligatory name, email, subject and message. They do offer the option to search for seeds in either English or German, and it would be a long time before you ran out of seed options to try.