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How to Grow a Black Mulberry Tree in Pots at Home
- We start by selecting a very large pot with a capacity of about 50-60 liters so that the root system can grow properly.
- We make sure that the pot has several drainage holes to prevent water stagnation.
- We use a well-drained soil beneficial in organic matter, such as a mix of soil for fruit plants and compost.
- We purchase a black mulberry plant from a trusted nursery or an experienced farmer making sure that the plant is in perfect condition and without signs of disease or parasites.
- We look for a sunny location where it will receive at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day making sure the pot is easily moveable.
- We keep the soil moist but not excessively since it must be watered regularly, making sure it drains well to avoid water accumulation.
- We fertilize the tree with a balanced fertilizer for fruit plants during the growing season (Spring and summer)
- We prune lightly to eliminate damaged or diseased branches and in this way we favor a compact shape.
- We protect the tree from the intense cold in winter by taking it to a protected place or covering the pot with an insulating fabric.
recommendations
- Choose a large, deep pot that allows good development of the tree’s roots. Make sure it has drainage holes at the bottom to prevent waterlogging.
- Keep the substrate slightly moist, but not saturated. Water it regularly, especially during the warmer months of the year. Avoid excessive watering, as it can cause root rot.
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