Soma’s Sacred Seeds

Soma’s Sacred Seeds is one of the top rated seed breeders in the world. Their selections have been featured time and again in High Times Magazine, and they have won so many awards that they are hard to count. Soma started growing weed back in 1971 and his seeds have been available for purchase since the 90’s. Though Soma started in New York and now operates out of Amsterdam, you can choose to view the website in either English or Bosnian, and though an FAQ section is listed, there is nothing on the page. Overall, this website is very stark, fitting for a breeder which needs no introduction. Along the top of the page are, home, strain guide, list of strains, nutrients, our story, customer service and merchandise. Soma also boasts free shipping on orders over €100 and offers a 22% off coupon code until the end of the year. In the strain guide, all of Soma’s Sacred Seeds are listed alongside what they’re good for. The list includes socializing, creativity, sleep, sex, adventure, music/movies, psychedelics and a whole lot more. All of the seeds supplied by Soma are of his own creation, including Amnesia Haze, Somango, Buddha’s Sister, Lavender, True OG, Rockbud and Kahuna, just to name a few. In this section we also learn about the effects of different species of cannabis and what different terpene and cannabinoid combinations affect. Prices start at €40 for 3 seeds, and you can also choose 5 or ten-packs as well. Soma’s Sacred Seeds are of twenty different types, all of them award winners and all are unique to Soma. A full catalog is available for download, and comes in the form of a fun, animated storybook, a welcome breath of fresh air in an otherwise point and click world. Soma also offers, in the nutrient section, his own dry super soil mix, as well as compost tea, and all come with pro tips on how best to utilize their power. The Our Story section is rather touching, as it goes through Soma’s entire life, hippie influences and times abroad, as well as his illustrious breeding and professional career. On a bit of a duller note, the customer service section is simply a contact form. There is no going through consumers’ frequently asked questions and there is no description of payment, shipping or any of the rest that you usually find at the bottom of a homepage. For those who love Soma and his sacred seeds, you can go ahead and grab yourself a t-shirt or hoodie and sport it to your next 420. Soma is kind enough to include videos on certain strains and for other stuff, but they are choppy. This sucks because it is rare that we get to hear directly from such a breeding superstar. That said, each strain does come with a thorough description page, and it is easy to read and select the seeds you’d like to grow.