Features:
Berry Color: White, Red, Purple, Or Black (Varies By Species) Flavor: Sweet And Juicy, Sometimes With A Mild Tartness Harvest Season: Late Spring To Early Summer Yield: High-Yielding; Berries Ripen Gradually Over Several Weeks
The Package Includes 2 Live Zxxyanbi Plants That Are Shipped In A Poly Bag Without Apot.* Zxxyanbi'S Hybrid Variant Has Low Maintenance Costs.
Zxxyanbi What Does The Box Contain? One Sturdy, Self-Designed Plant And 20 Grams Of Free Fertilizer.
Zxxyanbi Is Easy To Grow, And We Use A Specially Ventilated Recyclable Package That Guarantees Your Plants Arrive Healthy.
Travel Time May Cause The Plant To Appear Dry. Since It Is A Living Plant, It Is Still Good. Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggests Replanting It In The Ground, Watering It, Applying The Free Fertilizer Included In The Packaging, And Watching It For A Week. It Will Become Fresh Again.
Don'T Expose Them To Direct Sunlight After Receiving The Zxxyanbi Sanju Suggestion,Since This Could Burn Their Leaves And The Plant. When Planting, Mix Compost With Yourtopsoil To Create A Hole That Is Twice As Deep And Wide As The Polybag Your Plant Will Beplaced In.Description:
The Live Mulberry Fruit Plant Is A Fast-Growing, Deciduous Tree Or Shrub Known For Its Sweet, Juicy Berries And Easy Maintenance. Plant Overview Scientific Name: Morus Spp. (E.G., Morus Alba, Morus Nigra, Morus Rubra) Plant Type: Deciduous Tree Or Shrub Growth Habit: Can Grow As A Small Shrub Or A Large Tree (Depending On The Variety) Hardiness Zones: Usda Zones 4-10 (Varies By Species) Soil Requirements: Well-Draining, Loamy Soil (Ph 5.5-7.0) Sunlight: Full Sun To Partial Shade (Best Fruit Production In Full Sun) Watering Needs: Moderate; Prefers Consistent Moisture, But Drought-Tolerant Once Established Mature Size: Typically 10-50 Feet Tall, Depending On The Variety Fruit Characteristics Berry Color: White, Red, Purple, Or Black (Varies By Species) Flavor: Sweet And Juicy, Sometimes With A Mild Tartness Harvest Season: Late Spring To Early Summer Yield: High-Yielding; Berries Ripen Gradually Over Several Weeks Plant Care Pruning: Regular Pruning To Maintain Shape And Encourage Fruit Production Support: Not Required, But Trimming Helps Control Size Fertilization: Light Fertilization In Early Spring For Best Growth Pollination: Mostly Self-Pollinating, But Some Species Benefit From Cross-Pollination Uses Fresh Eating Jams, Jellies, And Syrups Smoothies And Desserts Baking And Winemaking Would You Like Recommendations On Specific Mulberry Varieties Or Planting Tips?