Is Pakistan Mulberry harder to root from cuttings? | Update video
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Pakistan mulberry cuttings update video. Are they harder to root? not really... they simply require much longer to root than other varieties and the initial roots you get are very delicate. Leaving no room for mistakes. My recommendation: Root more cuttings than you need or graft them. Patreon: patreon.com/QCTropicals (Exclusive perks!)
First of all, great video.
Thank u for your honesty and all the great explanations.
After watching this video..the natural conclusion is that it is easier to graft then to root cuttings.
Would you please make a video "how to graft pakistan mulberries?
I grow Pakistani mulberries from softwood cuttings in the spring with good success in the shade and move them to full sun in the fall.
I am glad i watched both of your videos today. I watched your earlier one and rooted 13 cuttings just today. I will put a dome on it to increase the humidity. I hope they root!
How did it go? I'm thinking about trying that
@@dunedainmom It didn't work so I bought a plant. I will try air layering it. It will have better chance
You are a master...!!!!!!!! thank you for the no BS and educational videos....
Good update! I have 3 Packastan mullberry pop cuttings in a cold greenhouse mnimum of 40 degrees nights and on a heat pad set at 76 to have warm bottoms and cool tops. I have 3 scions i plan to use for grafting. I'll keep you updated.
I love your videos and your honesty!
Thanks dude! I ce been wondering ( and failing) about This for years. Now I have more Hope for This Year.
I just came across your channel and can't stop watching. Thanks for great videos.
I want to share my experience. I've grown Pakistani mulberry cuttings. I planted them at the end of November. The weather is very cold and the fog keeps the cuttings wet. I don't think that they can get over hydrated easily. But they can fail if they get dehydrated. That's my experience with Pakistani mulberry cuttings.
Mohsin Shahzad from Pakistan.
Did you have roots on them? If so how long did it take to develop?
Hi Al, Thanks for sharing your expertise and being truthful, very valuable information! Is there any chance you might do a video showing all the different fruit/edibles you are growing? THANKS!
in ground plants, potted or both?
Very interesting, well done! I had problems with the white shahtoot pakistan mulberry, 40-60 cuttings across 4 seasons no roots, I think the issue is all energy going to making fruit instead of leaves/roots! Other mulberry varieties roots in 1-2 weeks some varieties even days in the warm season! Going to try again soon.
Any updates?
@@unmeaninglessly143 I’ve since moved & got another young white shahtoot, it’s 2 years old now. Definitely air-layer & grafting will do it.
Thanks for the great video 👍
Thank you for the experiences and the knowledge
Hello, I bought 6 cuttings of the King white Pakistani mulberries and only after a week or two, most of them turned brown, rotted and died. Only one clinging to life with 3/4 of the cutting is still green. What you think that caused them to die so fast unlike yours? Probably I had them too wet like you said?
I put three of them in plastic bags with mixture of vermiculite. One in regular potting mix. And two in organic potting mix.
Humidity and heat can speed up the rot. Were your cuttings in a hot, high humidity environment in relation to the wet potting mix? Normally, it takes longer than 1 week for cutting to rot from a wet potting mix.
@@qctropicals You're probably right. Yes my potting mixes were too wet. I even watered some after and put them in a plastic container and lit like you.
And yes I'm in the a little humid north east corner of FL. I bought six cuttings from a city not far from me, but the last one is turning brown too! Errrr
These King (white Pakistani) mulberry is hard to find.
Are they the White Pakistan? Those are the only variety I haven't been successful with yet.
We grow the grown which I believe people also call it the white pakistan. Yes I have them rooting right now. I can make a video once they're rooted and share my experience.
You have to take the cuttings from late winter or early spring before buds swallow treated with rooting harmmone planted with full shade throughout all day no covering required maintain the moisture with willow water spray the cuttings every day it will root it does take time need to be patient people make mistake they leave fruit in wrong need take the fruit off straight away
Why the part / length of the cutting outside the bag looks bigger than the length inside the bag? I usually have only 20% (1 or 2 buds) of length outside the soil... Will soon try with summer cuttings.
Just personal preference. You can have short or long cuttings.
Wow is good love from India
maybe stick a couple in normal dirt. When you put all your eggs in strange soils like this you are guaranteed to eventually find resistance from some varieties. Maybe the tree needs more humidity and contact area, which that soil aint providing
Problem I've found if using dirt is trunk rot. Dirt compacts easy and hold more water than other potting medias. These cuttings take a long time to root and when using dirt they tend to rot before they root.
@@qctropicals if your dirt has too much clay add some sand. Anyway you are the expert but if this is still a problem for you i would say its content for a good video. Try different soils, different containers, different ways of making the cuttings... Im sure you will find the culprit and we can all have great fun watching you
@@TileBitan great idea, will try it this upcoming winter.
Do you have records of what time of the year you rooted packistan mullberries before? Did you have them on a heat mat with your fig cuttings? Just would be interesting to discuss the differences between the two scenarios but you would have to layout the particulars. When started, conditions, methods, results. It would be a good learning experience for all of us if we could solve this problem.
I figured it out. I'll make a video about my findings next couple of weeks when I make this year's cuttings.
This guy has a nice video on rooting Packistani Mulberry softwood cuttings... we'll need to see his following up. ruclips.net/video/U8xZ1IkPx4A/видео.htmlsi=mg__xKsWXLzyimdx
Hey bro I love your content and watch alot of your videos. I started some mulberry cuttings in perlite and it started sprouting leaves and shoots a month later. When do you think I should transplant them to soil? How big should the foliage get before transplanting them?
when they're fully rooted. Keep checking bottom of the pot for roots.
@qctropicals if I only see a little bit of roots would it be safe to throw them In soil and keep misting them to prevent dry out? Or would u advise against that
I love you! I love your advice! But, I love you more!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ lol
Will grafting Pakistni Mulberry into a different root stock stunt the growth?
0:23 not me though 😅. Because if you hear the bad news first then you'll lose the joy of good news.
Sorry for all the questions but would cutting do better if brought indoors at night or this time of year outside is fine
outside is fine but you need to keep them hydrated. Automatic mister will help with that.
I can't find anyone near me to get cuttings from... is it possible to have some shipped?
i ship cuttings during winter months only. Check my website and get on the wait list.
I’ve tried 2x with 10 cuttings each time $20+ each time…. I took great care with them… lost them all! I’m so bummed… would you sell/ship a rooted graft?
Did you keep them indoors the whole time? How long did you wait until you gave up? Were the cuttings still green like in the video?
Would trimming any green growth or budding on cuttings help divert energy to rooting?
I've tried doing that but it makes no difference.
@@qctropicals well darn.. thanks for the reply. I have some Pakistani mulberry cuttings here in Gilbert that are starting to push out buds and I know there are no roots yet.
Do you have a link to those bags?
Where can i get these cutting in pakistan? Do u have any contact in pakistan
not sure
do you have cuttings for sale
Will have them for sale during winter months.
When is the best time to root mulberry?
late winter about 1-2 months before they wake up.
Depends who you are asking for me in the warm season no rotting issue, water as much as you like, I do it right after fruiting. Al though Pakistan variety is another type of animal compared to common mulberry.
You should take cuttings before wake the tree from hybernation,
Black Himalayan mulberry, Morus-Macroura is much easier to root, than green saharanpur veriety,
I have red Himalayan mulberry Morus-Macroura cuttings in plastic bags on my roof, which I planted in February start
Yes, cuttings were taken during dormancy.
It actually doesn’t matter at all on time of year the warmer the better, my common mulberry cuttings, same with fig & pomegranate root in mid summer so easily. I just rooted normal purple mulberry right after a full fruit harvest in mid Spring within 2 weeks.
@@organicgrow4440 talking about Himalayan mulberry, Morus-Macroura
Hi, do you sale Pakistan Mulberry propagated Cuttimg?
Hi do you sell black mulberry or Shanghai la mulberry?
yes I have them for sale locally. Shippable sizes will be available in about 6-8 weeks.
do u have mulberry root stocks?
They needed more water you can't leave them in a bag for a month.
yes you can, actually left them for over six months. Potting mix was still moist.
@@qctropicals interesting. Mine take in pots in shade gently watered once a day.
Wow is all I can say great videos and can’t believe i only live like 4 miles away and can’t wait to visit the Nursery.
I need a husband
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Hi mate, thanks for the information.
I tried growing some cuttings of different varieties of mulberries, and with most I failed.
I managed to root a sangrila after almost 1 year and it gave some timid roots
However, with a variety that could be Thai, in 15 days it began to produce very big roots.
Do you know which varieties are more likely to produce roots and which are more difficult?
thanks, good job
Great video man. I'm still very interested in grabbing some cuttings of the Pakistan mulberry off of you. Please let me know when/where I can place an order. Thanks again
They will be available sometime in January.
@@qctropicals You selling those cuttings yet?
@@qctropicals Hey man I would like to place my order for some Pakistan mulberries. You still selling them this month?
I had a friend tell me that she knows somebody who had a mulberry stick for a whole year before it took root. 😮 ⏰ 📅
Stubborn little things they are! Lol
I want some? London N7 0EN
how are the yards in your area? This tree gets huge