You are excellent; the way you explain it, is so well. We need that kind of explanation, no promotion, no advertisement, just pure helpful information. I can’t thank you enough. Today is my first day I found your TH-cam channel, and I’m lucky both of us from same city.
You guys are rockstars! So much to learn in your videos and your enthusiasm for growing a thriving garden and functioning ecosystem is infectious. Love it!
Jian, I did the summer pruning on my white young shatoot mulberry after the first fruiting, as you suggested, and guess what!! More mulberries on the new growth! Thank you. I'd have never guessed this could happen.
a word that defines your channel: amazing. when the notifications of your work arrive, I'm sure it will be worth watching. your content always shows much more than the images! you can see his dedication and love for what he does, always wanting to make his followers satisfied. thank you very much for the beautiful work. God bless you and your family 🙏 a big kiss from Brazil 🇧🇷👍😘
Thank you so much for such a good video! It answered many questions I had about Shatoot Mulberries. Mine is currently fruiting for the first time in a large pot here in London England. Happy gardening Joe
Thanks for the video! I planted a mulberry 'white berry' 2 years ago as an stick. I hope it will become a tree like yours. It didn't grow very vast last year, maybe this year it will shoot up!
Thanks so much as your intro which answered many questions I had in regarding to fruit value, yields, size, ornamental value, sun energy utilization and birds pest issue. The last thing for growing fruits tree is found out wrong location 5 years late or wasting 10 year with no fruits.
I've been looking forward to planting a White Shatoot. Thank You for this great vid! We currently have a Weeping Mulberry and it is delish! Yours is the first video I have seen that mentions pruning after the first blush of fruit to get a second crop later that same year! I'll be pruning the Weeping Mulberry tomorrow! We're in Tucson, AZ, USA (high desert with caliche and rock riddled 'soil'), so everything we have in our food forest has to be able to take brutal May thru Oct sun and survive our hideous dirt. Planting trees entails at least a 50-50 mix of native dirt with compost in a wide, deep hole and then 6" to 10" of wood chips out to the dripline with serial top dressings of compost throughout our growing season. Frequent deep watering is a must if you want live fruit trees. Thanx again for your great video!
I'm growing over a dozen varieties here--all in 100% native soil with modest watering. They all do well and sail through the summers. Vigorous and productive.
The wild red kind keep popping up by themselves in my yard. The leaves make good tea. Some say they make a fine cooked green too. Going to try that next.
Based on your top 5 berry video I bought a White Shahtoot - and it arrived today. Very excited to also find *this* video, which is so so SO helpful - thankyou! .I'll definately be tying down the branches and when it gets big enough, pruning the tips. I'm not a million miles from you - in Gippsland so hopefully it will like our climate, main dilemma now is trying to work out where it will go :)
@@dra6417 I got mine online from Ross Creek Tropicals in Qld. Despite a long delivery time due to coming from QLD to Vic, it was packaged so well that it arrived in really good condition.
Hi Jian, love your videos so much! I would love to grow these but I can't find them in any store near me. Where do you buy from? (I'm in the south-east of Melbourne).
I'm on the south coast of Victoria but bought mine from Ross Creek nursery in QLD. A beautiful healthy tree arrived by mail and it's grown so well! I'd highly recommend them.
I have a Pakistani mulberry I left in a pot near my house and it’s roots went in ground it’s now like 8 feet tall should I put away from my house Are there root systems invasive
Hi brother CP. Glad to see you interested in fruit trees. I'm planning on planting this tree for my mother. We are assyrian from Iran originally and she misses shahtoot. Anyways, may the Lord Jesus Christ comfort and strengthen you, brother.
Hello Jain can you pls send me a cutting or seed off this mulberry’s plant to Canada will this plant grow in cold weather how much is the cost including shipping pls pls reply bye now
Good video! I'll try to grow some. They are very expensive here in Florida. I'm sprouting Moringa trees ,about 40. I'm not experienced at all this but I own land and the world is going to be in trouble soon for food. It's already started, wait till world War 3!
It taste like condensed milk with a hint of vanilla for sure, super tasty
You are excellent; the way you explain it, is so well. We need that kind of explanation, no promotion, no advertisement, just pure helpful information. I can’t thank you enough. Today is my first day I found your TH-cam channel, and I’m lucky both of us from same city.
You guys are rockstars! So much to learn in your videos and your enthusiasm for growing a thriving garden and functioning ecosystem is infectious. Love it!
Thank you so much for the encouragement and support as always, it means a lot coming from someone with as much experience and passion as you 💚💚💚
Wow, nice mulberry fruits.
Informative, engaging and inspiring - great vid!
Jian, I did the summer pruning on my white young shatoot mulberry after the first fruiting, as you suggested, and guess what!! More mulberries on the new growth! Thank you. I'd have never guessed this could happen.
Are that variety and the Australian green the same?
They give so many names to mulberrys that sometimes it's confusing.
thank you
Good pakistan mulberry
a word that defines your channel: amazing. when the notifications of your work arrive, I'm sure it will be worth watching. your content always shows much more than the images! you can see his dedication and love for what he does, always wanting to make his followers satisfied. thank you very much for the beautiful work. God bless you and your family 🙏 a big kiss from Brazil 🇧🇷👍😘
Thank you so much for such a good video! It answered many questions I had about Shatoot Mulberries.
Mine is currently fruiting for the first time in a large pot here in London England. Happy gardening
Joe
How's the taste?
Thanks for the video! I planted a mulberry 'white berry' 2 years ago as an stick. I hope it will become a tree like yours. It didn't grow very vast last year, maybe this year it will shoot up!
Thanks so much as your intro which answered many questions I had in regarding to fruit value, yields, size, ornamental value, sun energy utilization and birds pest issue. The last thing for growing fruits tree is found out wrong location 5 years late or wasting 10 year with no fruits.
Your garden always looks so amazing 🤩 thank you for sharing your beautiful space. It’s amazing all you’ve got going on there xx Cathi xx 😘
Thanks so much Cathi, hope you are all well x 💚 💚
Ok, you’ve convinced me - I’m going to try growing one of these 😁
I got the same white mulberry in my back yard in karachi - Pakistan. Initially it is green than turn into white . They are damn sweet. Love to eat it
Stripping the entire branch of it’s leaves will produce mulberries up to tree time a year. They do it in some countries for higher yields.
I've been looking forward to planting a White Shatoot. Thank You for this great vid! We currently have a Weeping Mulberry and it is delish!
Yours is the first video I have seen that mentions pruning after the first blush of fruit to get a second crop later that same year! I'll be pruning the Weeping Mulberry tomorrow!
We're in Tucson, AZ, USA (high desert with caliche and rock riddled 'soil'), so everything we have in our food forest has to be able to take brutal May thru Oct sun and survive our hideous dirt. Planting trees entails at least a 50-50 mix of native dirt with compost in a wide, deep hole and then 6" to 10" of wood chips out to the dripline with serial top dressings of compost throughout our growing season. Frequent deep watering is a must if you want live fruit trees.
Thanx again for your great video!
I'm growing over a dozen varieties here--all in 100% native soil with modest watering. They all do well and sail through the summers. Vigorous and productive.
Well you have convinced me! Have just ordered one online while watching your video.
Amazing long white Murbei 🤤
watching po
Love your white shahtoot mulberry 🤩
Fruits looking delicious 😋
Will try to get one from Daley 😊
Thanks for sharing 👍
The wild red kind keep popping up by themselves in my yard. The leaves make good tea. Some say they make a fine cooked green too. Going to try that next.
Great Video -- can the survive a Winter in Zone 8? and where can i get one? Thanks
They also say to remove the leaves from the branches and you will get more fruit.
Based on your top 5 berry video I bought a White Shahtoot - and it arrived today. Very excited to also find *this* video, which is so so SO helpful - thankyou! .I'll definately be tying down the branches and when it gets big enough, pruning the tips. I'm not a million miles from you - in Gippsland so hopefully it will like our climate, main dilemma now is trying to work out where it will go :)
hi where can order a good white shahtoot tree ? thx
@@dra6417 I got mine online from Ross Creek Tropicals in Qld. Despite a long delivery time due to coming from QLD to Vic, it was packaged so well that it arrived in really good condition.
Excellent video. Very informative. Do you prune back to lignified Wood?
i am so glad to come across your channel
have you got melburry in pot or ground?
Can you tell me where you got your tree from I'm in Melbourne and now need that mulberry tree in my life :)
awesome video, thank you. How hardy is this mulberry? will it grow in zone 6? Eva
What’s the cold hardiness?
How long does it take for a fruit to rippening?
Where you buy the long white mulberry tree? I just order one but the fruit is short!
Oooo. Where did you buy the initial tree from? - I love these caterpillar looking fruits!
Plz tell wt iz the fertilizer requirements of this tree and also tell us can we grow this tree in container
Hi Jian, love your videos so much! I would love to grow these but I can't find them in any store near me. Where do you buy from? (I'm in the south-east of Melbourne).
I'm on the south coast of Victoria but bought mine from Ross Creek nursery in QLD. A beautiful healthy tree arrived by mail and it's grown so well! I'd highly recommend them.
Where to buy in Melbourne?
How long does it take for a tree grown from king mulberry seeds to bear fruit?
Do u sell some cuttings? Or a bush
Is it a tree or bush
hi, where can i order a good white shahtoot
I have a Pakistani mulberry I left in a pot near my house and it’s roots went in ground it’s now like 8 feet tall should I put away from my house Are there root systems invasive
I can never find info on the time from flower appearance to ripe fruit for mulberries. Any help on this would be great! Thanks.
Hello ma'am please how to order cuttings from you
Shah means King Tut mean mulberry
Hi brother CP. Glad to see you interested in fruit trees. I'm planning on planting this tree for my mother. We are assyrian from Iran originally and she misses shahtoot. Anyways, may the Lord Jesus Christ comfort and strengthen you, brother.
In India we call it Shehtoot 😋🤤
long green
Mine is fruiting for the 1st time and it's loaded with fruits. Not sure when it'll turn ripe though 😂
Hello Jain can you pls send me a cutting or seed off this mulberry’s plant to Canada will this plant grow in cold weather how much is the cost including shipping pls pls reply bye now
This variety is not very cold hardy, but there are many others that are.
Can you send seeds ?
Can I buy small tree from you? Please. I will be waiting to hear back from you.
Can u sell me some cutting? Or where I can buy them?
Hello friend, would you sell me some stakes for my parents Brazil?
some species 3 inch fruit
Hi. Could you sell me some cuttings ? I am from VietNam
Good video! I'll try to grow some. They are very expensive here in Florida. I'm sprouting Moringa trees ,about 40. I'm not experienced at all this but I own land and the world is going to be in trouble soon for food. It's already started, wait till world War 3!
Hi, can u sell some bareroot to me, I'm from india