For Sale- Mulberry scion wood

[sc4001992]

No, it can not be stored more than 1 wk.

[sc4001992]

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[sc4001992]

Update, here's whats available now:  [sold out]

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See the photo of the Black Pakistan cuttings just made today.
You can chose the size of the diameter (1/4" to 1/2"), see photo. They will be cut to fit into the box (5"x9").
If you plan to root these cuttings let me know and I may be able to put them in a slightly longer box, may need to increase the shipping cost.

[Fygee]

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[eyeckr]

Excellent seller! Quality scions and fast shipping.  Thanks Kaz!

[spaugh]

Excellent seller! Quality scions and fast shipping.  Thanks Kaz!

Agree Kaz has good material. 

[sc4001992]

Update of what I have now for Sale.

see below.

[sc4001992]

Update (7/24/21) of what I have now for Sale.

See Below

> No Newbies, anyone that is not a forum member for at least 1 year.
> Continental USA, no HI.

Send me PM to place your order.

Notes:
- you can root the Black Pakistan, Shangri La, Thai Dwarf only. Don't waste  your time/money on rooting others.
- the Australian Green grows fast, pretty easy to graft, similar growth habit to Black Pakistan.
- my White Pakistan grows slow, kinda like a dwarf habit, it has skinny branches (compared to others) and easy to keep small by trimming tips of branch.
- fruits of Australian Green, White Shahtoot, and White Pakistan are indistinguishable (same taste, size).  Australian Green seems to have fruits longer here in SoCal than the other two white mulberry.

[D-Grower]

The tree I want to graft onto is in full sun. I could shield the cuttings from sun somehow.  How likely are grafts to take in the florida heat right now? Got all those great scions from you in spring and was very hapo y with my order. Unfortunately my lack of skills resulted in zero success though. Have a bit more experience now though. A few I thought were taking but perhaps I removed the sun shielding too soon??? The few that seemed to be taking quickly died after trying to acclimate into the sun. would like another go at grafting my tree again. Maybe I should wait until spring again. Whats my best chance of success you think?

I finally did have success with pears, apples, persimmon,  aprium, pluot, and plums. Feel like I can definitely get it done now. Your scions of mulberry and loquat were my first major attempt at serious grafting so figure my lack of success is at least somewhat expected.  Think I'd get some this time for sure. Confidence has built a bit since then having the success mentioned above.

[sc4001992]

D-Grower, as long as the temperature doesn't stay over 90F for the whole day, you should still be able to graft mulberries. They are not to hard to graft. Just remember to place sun shade over your graft, I use brown paper lunch bag. My temperature here is about 80-90F now and I'm still doing grafts with no problem. Yes, spring is the best time for grafting. I leave the sun shade until I see some good leaves growing out.

Glad to hear you got some experience under your belt. When you order this time, let me know which mulberry you got from me last time, I will give you discount. Same on loquats.

[sc4001992]

Added Red Himalayan cuttings to the list for sale. The Red grows well, kinda like the Black Pakistan but longer branches so your scions may be on the fatter size (3/8"-1/2"), hardened green wood. Does not get as many skinny side branches so no 1/4" diameter hardened size available.

Update (7/27/21) of what I have now for Sale.
 See below.

[sc4001992]

Pedroboy, I do have an update on my growth habits of the Persian mulberry cuttings that I grafted this May. I received my cuttings from Richard (in SD) who has a lot of mulberry trees and said this is one of the best tasting.

My graft of the Persian mulberry is doing well, super strong growth, similar to Himalayan in vigor. But the branches of the Persian are many so not a tree with long branches, it should grow like the Black Pakistan but seems to grow more vigorously on my grafted branches. I hope to taste the fruits next season.

Running out of space in my yard so I'm reducing my muberry tree quantities (7 in ground), so will be digging them out and consolidating the varieties on 3 trees.
I did review the fruits from Brad's Red Himalayan grafts I have with the "Himalayan DMOR9" and they look identical. So I guess the Himalayan grafts may take 2+yrs before the fruits are normal size. If you are looking for the Himalayan cuttings, now is the time to buy it since I will need to cut back all my grafts to dig up.

[buish]

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[sc4001992]

I will have these on sale for 1 more week. If you need them, place your order now.

added Red Himalayan cuttings to the list for sale. The Red grows well, kinda like the Black Pakistan but longer branches so your scions may be on the fatter size (3/8"-1/2"), hardened green wood. Does not get as many skinny side branches so no 1/4" diameter hardened size available.

Update (7/27/21) of what I have now for Sale.

1. Shangri La cuttings (fits in 8" box), $4 each plus shipping
2. Thai Dwarf cuttings, $4 each plus shipping
3. Black Pakistan cuttings, $4 each plus shipping
4. White Pakistan cuttings (1/4"-3/8" diameter, hardened wood), $4 each plus shipping
5. Australian Green cuttings (1/4"-3/8" diameter), $5 each plus shipping
6. Red Himalayan (3/8"-1/2"), $5 each plus shipping
7. Shipping is USPS priority mail, small flat rate box, $8.45 (holds up to 10 cuttings), medium, $15.50 (many cuttings, 10+).
8. Minimum order required, at least 3 cuttings.

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> No Newbies, anyone that is not a forum member for at least 1 year.
> Continental USA, no HI.

Send me PM to place your order.

[buish]

Received my cuttings.  Quality cuttings and generous extra cuttings included.  Would definitely buy from  again.

[slopat]

I'm new at this and Kaz's instructions for rooting seems to be working great and its easy! The Thai Dwarf is like a weed.. Good stuff.