Rudraksha Beads

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Namaste ji,

 

Thank you very much for the information. I will try it and see what happens and

let you know.

 

Thank you

Anil Singh

 

 

, narasimhaye <no_reply

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> Dear hex3designs,

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> Rudraksha seeds can be planted in a pot or in the ground. In about 2 to

> 3 weeks, little seedlings sprouts should begin to show. In NYC climatic

> conditions, don't water the pots everyday after planting the seeds.

> Leave the pot outdoors (unless raining) during daytime and take them

> indoors at night. Water every 2 or 3 days unless soil looks dry.

>

> Below is an excerpted article about rudraksha which I hope would be of

> interest to you:

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> The fruit starts appearing in June and ripens by august to

> october.Farming of Rudraksha is a difficult process due to its slow

> sprouting from the beads which usually takes about 1 to 2 years

> depending on the humidity of soil.

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> Rudraksha is basically grown in subtropical climatic region with

> temperature ranges from 25to 30degree centigrade.

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> Once Rudraksha are planted it starts giving fruit after 7 years and

> thereafter for long time. In the single tree Rudraksha beads comes in

> all different faces at the same time but higher mukhis or faces are vary

> rare to find where most of Rudraksha beads are five faces Rudraksha

> beads come in seasonal pattern every year around mid august to mid

> october from the tree.

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> The Himalayan Beads simply seem to be larger and heavier due to the

> environment they grow in. So it is a certainty that environment and

> specifically the location of the Rudraksa Trees plays a key role in

> their growth. Rudraksha tree are easy to grow and once established,a

> rudraksha tree will last for years with a little care.

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> Read the rest at:

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> Om Bholenath

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