The heavy snowfall and showers this summer may have rained on the parade of collectors of keeda jadi, or Himalayan Viagra. The small caterpillar fungus that grows on high-altitude Himalayan meadows (above the height of 12,000 feet) in a small window (the last week of April to mid-June), is a highly sought-after aphrodisiac. According to collectors, the cost is currently around Rs 10-12 lakh per kg. Usually, the “bugyals” or hill valleys are lush green at this time of the year. This year, however, they are buried in 3-feet-deep snow,