How To Grow a Mulberry Tree From a Cutting

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This video describes my method for growing a mulberry tree from a cutting. I also talk about eating Mulberries and some other interesting facts regarding this hardy and tasty berry producing tree.

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So stoked for this, I just bought the everbearing black mulberry, which I've heard tasted the best.
Right on! Looks nice
I have 2 trees in m yard but have yet to see a berry, what's wrong?
and, goats absolutely LOVE eating the leaves, it's like candy to them... great polyculture/permaculture tree.
does anybody plant cuttings in the North and can I still plant my Mulberry tree in October when there is frost???
This just seems too easy. Will try it anyway.
Nice, thanks for the tips! I use the dry leaves for making tea
which ones taste better blackberries or mulberries?? and for sure you hardly ever see blackberries tree... i mean bush.. in Florida..
ive cutted almost 2 metter long branch with many buds on it, and ive planted it, so is there a chance to adopte on soil, to be recieved?
this is an exquisite video! thanks from so cal!!
Hey many thanks for your guidance. We broke off a branch by accident and I am grateful to find it will not go to waste. It is amazing to know it will actually grow another tree. Serendipity at its finest. Kind regards. 😀
Can you use a larger branch as to have a bigger tree? Say 6ft long?
1) cut twig.
2) stick in ground
excellent video. Question: what's the biggest cutting you've been successful with? My neighbour has huge trees and I'd like to start with as big of a cutting as possible to save time. Please give the largest diameter of cutting cross-section you've done, and rough height when planted.
Wow, you don't have to root it in water 1st? I got a clipping and put it in water a week ago - can I still stick it in the ground?
planted 10 cuttings sure hope a few take for me
great channel keep it up. just began my videos again getting some inspiration. hope you like, if you do hit up a sub :)
thank u so much
great vid thanks
I live in NY and I have a Mulberry tree about 3' to 4' feet tall. My question is what is the best way to treat it during the different seasons. I don't have a sprinkler system. how much water does it need a week? Thanks