Nitvana strains are cheap for a reason. That is, they simply knock off other breeders genetics, selling F2 and the rest under slightly changed names. Therefore you get cheap seeds, and take the risk that they will be OK. Sometimes they are. But sometimes, you just end up with stringy elongated genetic throwbacks with very little to offer the indoor grower.
Roll of the dice; do you feel lucky?
Of course, there is the moral dimension to consider if you believe in ethical shopping. Is it right for a seedbank to knock-off other breeders genetics like this? Big question.