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Old 02-14-2020, 09:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hello fellow banana\plant hoarders!!! By chance, does anyone here have a Pakistan mulberry tree that you could ship cutting from? Send me a pm for the price, how many, ect. Thanks








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fyi that variety is hard to root from cuttings. i'm sure its possible but the success rate is low so get a bunch of cuttings. I'll be attempting it again soon

Gonna do air layering on it also when I see it start to wake up
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fyi that variety is hard to root from cuttings. i'm sure its possible but the success rate is low so get a bunch of cuttings. I'll be attempting it again soon

Gonna do air layering on it also when I see it start to wake up
Would it be better to get a small tree? Do you have a Pakistan mulberry?







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I think I saw some on wellspringgardens. If you don’t mind a small TC plant. Can’t beat the price and I’ve never heard of them sending incorrect plants.
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I think I saw some on wellspringgardens. If you don’t mind a small TC plant. Can’t beat the price and I’ve never heard of them sending incorrect plants.


Thanks for the recommendation. I think I will plant one out in my yard, away from other things lol




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It's just that it has "ice cream" bananas that look a LOT like namwa!!!!! (Are)
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It's just that it has "ice cream" bananas that look a LOT like namwa!!!!! (Are)
my ice creams from well spring gardens were namwa. but I have received other plants besides bananas all were nice.
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I have a small TC from wellspring, but afterthefact I gained access to a local property with mature trees/plants and there is a large pakistan mulberry tree. I tried 6 cuttings from it in fall but none rooted, so I read more articles about them and hear they are one of the harder mulberries to root from cuttings. Tree is waking up now so i'm going to put an airlayer or 2 on it.
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I have 3 larger Pakistans, about 2-3' tall. or I have smaller ones 6-8" tall.
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The taller ones are getting ready to pop, they are coming out of winter domrancy, the younger onesd have already popped.





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Hello! The mulberry arrived from Wellspringgardens arrived and it definitely is a small plant! I think I will plant it farther out in our yard than I was going to, because it is supposed to get pretty big!!! Here’s the pics: 🌲


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I read a lot of conflicting things on this plant. most warn against growing to close to the house, driveways and sidewalks.
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I read a lot of conflicting things on this plant. most warn against growing to close to the house, driveways and sidewalks.


If I remember right, it was because of the fruit staining the concrete\tracking it inside. Or the roots. I am not sure.
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