Hello this is Algae. Thank you for sharing your experience :) Thanks to you, I learned that low-temperature conditions are not at all involved in the life cycle of mulberry trees. Thank you. Not only is it fun to eat mulberries, but it is also fun to observe the animals that visit mulberry trees. I'm glad you communicated with me. Have a good day :)

Me too! I also love mulberries :)

Hello this is Algae. Thank you for your kind compliment! Have a good day :)

Hello this is Algae. Thank you for your compliments! Have a good day :)

I like mulberries too~!

Hello This is Algae. I am happy that my video can help you grow your mulberry tree :) I hope you can grow a pretty mulberry tree in your garden. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae Unfortunately none of my seeds germinated but i did manage to get 3 apple seeds to sprout. they are about 3 inches high

Hello, this is Algae. Thank you for loving my video :) Due to my work as a researcher, I am currently conducting research activities abroad. It will probably take about 3 years to complete my research abroad. When I return to Korea, I will show you an additional story about Mulberry in a video. Have a good day :)

Hello, this is Algae. Thank you for leaving a nice question :) I grew mulberries in the sun. If there is insufficient light in the place where you will grow mulberries, I recommend using an artificial light source (e.g. LED). Mulberry can also be grown in countries with four distinct seasons. However, it is possible to withstand winter after some growth. If your country doesn't have fall and winter, you won't have any problems growing mulberries. I hope your question has been resolved. Have a good day :)

Hello, this is Algae. Thank you for leaving a nice question :) In Korea, 'culture-soil' made by mixing materials such as coco-peat, perlite, and zeolite is produced and sold by factory. I also mainly use the soil produced in the factory. Mulberry is a plant that requires strong light. You will need a sunny location or the help of LED lights to grow your mulberry in its best condition. I hope your question has been resolved. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae oh ok thanks!

Hello this is Algae. I hope your new mulberry tree produces plenty of berries. Have a good day :)

Although I am not the person that posted this video, I will answer to the best of my ability. My knowledge is that it depends if the mulberry is male or female. To know that you have to wait and see if the tree fruits or not. I have been told it takes about 4 years although it may be shorter in my experience. I had a small tree (more like a sapling about year or 2 old)up against my house and had not realized at that time it was a mulberry. Since it was up against the house I cut it down to about a 6 in stump last year. When spring hit I noticed the leaves resembled mulberry leaves that we had when I was young so I let it be this year. And let's just say cutting it down did not affect its vigor, as it is about 12ft tall with the large leafs being about 10 inches long. I assumed that it would not fruit this year if it was female, but again I was wrong and it is fruiting nicely, although not ripe yet since it gets shaded most of the day. On the opposite side of the house there is another that it is in a very inconvenient location growing into a gate that leads to a field (with nothing in it but a little grass weeds & (the bane of my existence) Russian olive trees. But being in an inconvenient location I also cut it as much as I could, but again it came back with a vengeance and I let it be, and that one has had fruit that started to be ripe about 2 weeks ago (begining-middle of June) And it has produced a copious amount of fruit that has been enjoyed by birds, chickens, my feeder insects, my 5 year old (she's stripped every branch that she can reach of ripe fruit daily) and of course myself. I imagine we have about another week for that one to finish fruiting, and by that time the one up against the house should be in full fruit production.

Hello this is Algae. Glad to hear that your mulberry tree is doing well :) Mulberry is a hardy plant. If you carefully plant your saplings in a sunny spot in the spring, they will grow well without big problems. However, when transplanting outdoors, please do not let the soil dry out until the roots adapt well to the new soil. Unfortunately, I am living abroad for a while away from Korea for academic research. I left the country after transplanting the mulberry trees to the outdoor garden, but I cannot directly confirm the current situation. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae Oh, don't worry about it. Thank you so much for the info. I really appreciate it!

Hello, this is Algae. Are mulberries consumed in India? I didn't know that mulberries were also grown in the tropics. Interesting. I'm also curious to see if a mulberry tree grown from germination will be able to produce berries. Thank you for loving my channel and sharing your opinion. Have a nice day :)

@@Algae_algae yes they do grow in india

@@Algae_algae the mulberries grown from seed are not always true to their taste

@@nobody7220 yes they do I just picked some lol

@@Nacho28133 then they may be seed clones where the mother plant make clones from seed.

Hello, this is Algae. Thank you for leaving a nice question :) Given the appearance of the mulberry tree you described, it is likely that your mulberry tree is being grown under conditions of insufficient light. Are you growing mulberry trees inside the building? Or are you growing it in the shade out of direct sunlight? If you are growing mulberry trees in a low light environment, please move the pot to a sunny location or use an artificial light source (e.g. LED light). Provide enough light, your mulberry tree will start to grow healthy and beautiful. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae Hi Algae, very good point, I do grow them in pot , most of time in house, not direct exposure to sun shine. So appreciate your advise!

Hello, this is Algae. I agree with your opinion :) It will probably take a long time for my mulberry trees to produce their first fruits. Moreover, the exact timing cannot be predicted. However, I want to enjoy watching them grow. Have a good day :)

I was thinking same thing but since I own my house I think I'm going to try same thing. Watch it grow with my grandchildren lol.

2-3 mons you can do grafting from mulberry tree who has fruit already

I don't think so because my mulberry plant bearing fruits aftér 6 months.

My mulberry plant bearing first fruits aftér 6 months of planting from cuttings.

I don't think that is true. There is a youtuber that grows flowers from cuttings in clear glasses of water and the roots form on the cuttings But a lot of things I see on youtube , don't work so you might gave a good idea

Hello This is Algae. Thank you for sharing your valuable know-how :) As you said, there are many different species called mulberries and these include many varieties. Some cultivars have trident leaves that reveal their own identity. However, I wonder if there are any species or varieties that have different leaves in the early stages of growth and in the mature stage. For example, in the case of papaya, the leaves (not the cotyledon) that are freshly sprouted in the early stages and the leaves that are mature are different. I am curious whether there exists a mulberry tree to which this applies, and what causes it. For reference, the leaves of the tree which I harvested the fruit had a trident shape. Have a good day :)

@@Algae_algae I'm sorry, but I belive you could be right. I just watched video on youtube yesterday, and one single tree had both trident shape AND heart shape. So it seems like I was wrong.