White Pakistani Mulberry Cuttings

[Stomata]

Just pruned Monday. Been stored in fridge. Have eaten it, delicious long Fruits ripe light green, melon like flavor. Would  ship small priority box stuffed for 22. Or trade for dmor9 mulberry, cherilata, Sugarlata or supersweet white sapote budwood.

[Stomata]

Anyone want em for postage only?

[gardenfreak]

Yep I am interested.
Please let me know. thanks

[matthedlund]

I'd be interested. I'm under the impression they're easy to graft, hard to strike.

[Shovel n Seed]

Any left I'm interested

[Iceman716238]

I am definitely interested as well if any left!!!! 🙏🏽

[Reedo]

Just pruned Monday. Been stored in fridge. Have eaten it, delicious long Fruits ripe light green, melon like flavor. Would  ship small priority box stuffed for 22. Or trade for dmor9 mulberry, cherilata, Sugarlata or supersweet white sapote budwood.

Put me in line if you still have any. I have DMOR9 and several white sapote varieties (Nettie, Delta Gold, Walton, Cuccio, Malibu#3). The mulberries have already broken bud here, so I'd probably have to sent that one to you down the road.

[sc4001992]

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[RevivalR00ts]

Reedo, I will trade you for some cuttings of white sapote or DMOR9.
I have white pakistan and Australian Green.

Are you seeing differences between white paki and Aussie green?

[sc4001992]

Not much difference between all the varieties that reference the long white mulberry fruits.
I have purchased the White Pakistan, Australian Green, King-Shahtoot, Saharanpur Local, and have them grafted to evaluate the similarity/differences.

What i found is that the fruits are pretty much the same size, tastes the same. Major different on these is the growth habit. The White Pakistan seems to grow the slowest, with more side branches with short nodes. It seems to be more of a dwarf growth if you compare it to the Australian Green.

The Australian Green grows fast, strong, has normal leaf nodes like the Black Pakistan. Fruits on Australian Green seems to hang a little longer when ripe. It is also the easiest to graft of all of them, but none can be grown from rooted cuttings much. They all need to be grafted.

[Stomata]

We have compared this selection to friends Australian green. Extremely similar.

[Rispa]

Not much difference between all the varieties that reference the long white mulberry fruits.
I have purchased the White Pakistan, Australian Green, King-Shahtoot, Saharanpur Local, and have them grafted to evaluate the similarity/differences.

What i found is that the fruits are pretty much the same size, tastes the same. Major different on these is the growth habit. The White Pakistan seems to grow the slowest, with more side branches with short nodes. It seems to be more of a dwarf growth if you compare it to the Australian Green.

The Australian Green grows fast, strong, has normal leaf nodes like the Black Pakistan. Fruits on Australian Green seems to hang a little longer when ripe. It is also the easiest to graft of all of them, but none can be grown from rooted cuttings much. They all need to be grafted.

Did you experiment with air layering and routing hormone? Did you notice a difference between fruiting time?

[Stomata]

I've been going down the list messaging folks. I have one package paid for. There are enough scions for 2 more. Pm me today if you want them. Sending today.

[whastersgarden]

Messaged you! 🫡