Black mulberry

Morus rotundiloba Mojo Berry

Black mulberry
Juicy fruits. The fruits are very similar in appearance to blackberries. The Black mulberry has juicy dark fruits. The taste of a ripe mulberry is sour-sweet and aroma , the fruits are also very soft and lose juice at the slightest touch. This makes the fruit also ideal for jam, juice or even wine. At first the fruits are green in color, but when ripe they will take on a deep red color. The mulberry will bloom around May to June. The fruits are very similar in appearance to blackberries and the ripening time is around mid-August. The plant likes a sheltered, sunny position and can be planted in a pot or in the ground. A major advantage of the mulberry is that it is not very susceptible to diseases and pests. Although it takes some time, the mulberry can grow up to 6 meters high. The Black mulberry is winter hardy. Please note, birds also love the fruits.

Pollination
Self-pollinating

Pruning
In winter. Cut away dead branches and thin out if necessary. If desired, the tree can be pruned.

Fertilization
A good dose of organic fertilizer once a year. Little susceptible to diseases. Plant parts not suitable for consumption.