Learn Easy Steps to Grow a Rudraksha Plant at Home

Rudraksha plant is known as the sacred plant of all Hindus because of its fruit, which is spiritually charged. Follow these steps to grow the plant

Split rudraksha fruit in two halves and implant it in 7-10 inches deep soil of shallow pots

Planting

Ensure the plant receives bright indirect sunlight. Shade young plants from harsh direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorching

Light

Keep the soil moisture uniform and let the soil dry between waterings, ensuring the soil does not get overwatered to avoid root rot

Watering

Prune it regularly to shape the plant and remove dead branches and disease-infected parts to prevent the spread of disease

Pruning

Feed after the spring and summer seasons with a balanced fertilizer that slowly releases nutrients to speed up the plant growth

Fertilizing

Rudraksha trees are frost-sensitive too. Protect them from frost and low temperatures by providing a protective cover

Cold protection

Observe the common pests such as aphids and scale insects. Use natural or insecticidal soap to control the pests

Pest and disease control

Harvest the fruits after 3-4 years, remove the pulp, clean & dry the Rudraksha before use

Harvesting