I have that tree as well. It's amazing. The berries are so tasty. For some of us they are the best fruit ever. Do you have any suggestions on how to propagate it? I tried cuttings, but no success. Eva
I've been trying to root cuttings also. I've seen videos where guys talk about 60% success. I set about 8 cuttings in pots, three in two, and two singles. The two singles were the tip of the limb. One looks good after two months, the other was doing really good but suddenly died. I use cut off two litter coke bottles and clear one gallon water bottles as terrariums over the cuttings to help keep moisture in. I keep them outside but in a location that gets zero direct sun light. One of the singles is inside but has a growing heating pad under the container. I need to transplant that one to a pot. It is currently in a medium size storage container. I've tried three times and this is the first group that I had some success! I do use rooting compound as well.
Currently working on my own trials for propagating via cuttings. Check out Dingdongs garden CZcams channel/website. They have a lot of experience with mulberry propagation
I prefer the taste of the Illinois everbearing but that’s just my opinion. Also, the ducks have free range of the entire 2.5 acres of the farm, they were in there with me for the mulberries
I have that tree as well. It's amazing. The berries are so tasty. For some of us they are the best fruit ever. Do you have any suggestions on how to propagate it? I tried cuttings, but no success. Eva
I've been trying to root cuttings also. I've seen videos where guys talk about 60% success.
I set about 8 cuttings in pots, three in two, and two singles. The two singles were the tip of the limb.
One looks good after two months, the other was doing really good but suddenly died.
I use cut off two litter coke bottles and clear one gallon water bottles as terrariums over the cuttings to help keep moisture in.
I keep them outside but in a location that gets zero direct sun light.
One of the singles is inside but has a growing heating pad under the container. I need to transplant that one to a pot. It is currently in a medium size storage container.
I've tried three times and this is the first group that I had some success!
I do use rooting compound as well.
Currently working on my own trials for propagating via cuttings. Check out Dingdongs garden CZcams channel/website. They have a lot of experience with mulberry propagation
Hello! Which is better illinois or pakistani? And please give more spece to the little ducks and their mother.
I prefer the taste of the Illinois everbearing but that’s just my opinion.
Also, the ducks have free range of the entire 2.5 acres of the farm, they were in there with me for the mulberries