It is never known to be growing in Kerala. To my utter astonishment, luckly I got
eight rudraksha plants from Nepal and planted them in 2003 sept and watered and
looked after them with lots of devotion. To my surprise in the third year itself one of
the eight trees started giving rudraksha beeds. Now in this seventh year all the eight
trees are giving beeds. I have got 3,4,5,6 and 7 muhi rudrakshas. I have 1000ns of
them in my collection and now I want to learn about the commercial aspect of it and
how it can be marketted.please give ur comments and join me in spreading the real rudraksha beeds to the
real deserving people.
vijayakumar / kerala
