Nirvana Shop

Right off the bat, Nirvana Shop wants to make sure they’re giving you the right information. They ask if you are looking to buy in America or from another country. We tend to think that websites with more than one graphic header are a little busy,  but this one does a good job of color coding their banners. One of the banners asks directly if you’d like to browse all their seeds, which is a surprisingly rare prompt to find on a cannabis seed website. Nirvana has been around since 1995, making them one of the classic mainstay seed houses. They take payments in euros, USD, New Zealand dollars, Great British pounds, and Polish złoty, leading us to believe they ship all over the world. We appreciate that, rather than have a pop up that asks if you need help, a friendly field labelled Customer Support is made clearly visible on both the sidebar and header menus of this site. They also organize their seeds into several different categories, which makes browsing for seeds based on type, cultivation environment, or level of horticultural experience incredibly easy. These product filters are also provided as boxes you can check on the main All Seeds page to make your browsing experience even easier. This is a function that makes huge selections much more palatable. Nirvana Shop carries twenty-four autoflowering strains, sixty-four feminized ones, and four regular unsexed. They label most of their seeds as low CBD, but they carry three labelled medium, two they call high, and one they consider to have extreme levels of the non-psychoactive cannabinoid. The other thing that’s really user-friendly about this website is that the strain previews that you scroll through on their main catalog page have not only a picture and name presented, but also a collection of at-a-glance information, so that you can see right away what kind of seed it is. You don’t have to judge the weed by its picture and name alone! Nirvana shows you the price per five pack, the average yield, the time it takes to grow the plants from seed to harvest time, and the relative ease of growing it. We love it when a website makes browsing their selection and assessing their stock easy like this, and we know that customers appreciate it as well. You can even sort their selection by price or name in both ascending and descending order. Once you click on a product for more information, you’re led to a very well organized space that gives you more information that you could possibly need. We love it! If we had to find fault with this site, we’d suggest that they try to fix the bug that doesn’t let you easily change between currencies using the handy drop down menu provided. All in all, this is one of the best seed websites out there, especially for new growers who are easily overwhelmed by the other more esoteric sites.