Hybrid Black Mulberry – Compact Fruit Plant
The Black Mulberry Plant is a popular fruit-bearing tree known for its juicy, dark-coloured berries and attractive green foliage. The fruits gradually change from green to red and deep purple-black as they mature.
This short-type hybrid mulberry plant is particularly suitable for gardeners who have limited space. With regular pruning and proper care, it can be maintained at a convenient size while still providing attractive foliage and seasonal fruit production.
Key Features
- Healthy Live Hybrid Mulberry Plant
- Black Mulberry Fruit Variety
- Short-Type / Compact Growth Form
- Delicious Sweet & Juicy Berries
- Fast-Growing Fruit Plant
- Suitable for Pots & Open Ground
- Ideal for Home & Kitchen Gardens
- Excellent for Terrace & Backyard Gardening
- Easy to Grow and Maintain
- Suitable for Indian Climatic Conditions
Benefits of Growing Black Mulberry
1. Delicious Dark Berries
Produces juicy berries that become dark purple to black when fully ripe, with a naturally sweet and refreshing flavour.
2. Compact Growth
The short-type form is suitable for smaller gardens and container cultivation.
3. Fast-Growing Fruit Tree
Mulberry is generally a vigorous grower when provided with adequate sunlight, water, and nutrition.
4. Excellent Home Garden Fruit
Enjoy freshly harvested mulberries directly from your own garden.
5. Multiple Culinary Uses
Fresh mulberries can be used in:
- Smoothies
- Fruit Salads
- Jams
- Jellies
- Desserts
- Juices
- Homemade Syrups
6. Attractive Ornamental Foliage
Its lush green leaves also make the plant attractive even outside the fruiting period.
Plant Characteristics
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Black Mulberry |
| Plant Type | Fruit Tree / Shrub |
| Fruit Colour | Deep Purple to Black when Ripe |
| Fruit Taste | Sweet & Juicy |
| Growth Type | Short / Compact |
| Plant Habit | Fast Growing |
| Suitable For | Pots & Open Ground |
Plant Care Guide
Sunlight Requirement
Mulberry plants prefer plenty of sunlight.
- Provide 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
- Full sun encourages healthy growth and better fruit production.
Watering Requirement
Water regularly while the plant is establishing.
- Keep the soil moderately moist.
- Allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly before watering again.
- Avoid prolonged waterlogging.
Summer: Generally water 2–3 times per week, depending on temperature and soil.
Winter: Reduce watering according to soil moisture.
Soil Requirement
Mulberry grows well in fertile, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.
Recommended Potting Mix
- 50% Garden Soil
- 30% Vermicompost / Organic Compost
- 20% River Sand or Perlite
Ideal Soil pH: Approximately 6.0–7.5
Fertilizer Requirement
Feed the plant every 45–60 days during active growth with:
- Vermicompost
- Organic Compost
- Well-Rotted Farmyard Manure
- Balanced Fruit-Tree Fertilizer
Avoid excessive nitrogen, particularly when the plant is approaching flowering and fruiting.
Fruiting Information
Fruit Colour
Green → Red → Deep Purple/Black as the fruit ripens.
Fruit Taste
Sweet, Juicy & Refreshing.
Fruiting Season
Fruiting varies according to variety, plant maturity, climate, and growing conditions. In warm climates, mulberry may produce more than one fruiting flush under favourable conditions.
Harvesting
Pick berries when they have developed their mature dark colour and are soft enough to detach easily.
Growing in a Pot
The short-type mulberry is suitable for container gardening.
For best results:
- Use a large pot with drainage holes.
- Provide full sunlight.
- Use fertile, well-draining soil.
- Prune regularly to maintain a compact shape.
- Repot when the root system becomes crowded.
A large container of approximately 18–24 inches is preferable for long-term growth.
Plant Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Black Mulberry |
| Plant Type | Hybrid Fruit Plant |
| Plant Stage | Healthy Live Sapling |
| Growth Type | Short / Compact |
| Fruit Colour | Purple to Black |
| Fruit Taste | Sweet |
| Sunlight | Full Sun |
| Water Requirement | Moderate |
| Suitable for Pots | Yes |
| Suitable for Open Ground | Yes |
| Indoor Plant | No |
| Outdoor Plant | Yes |
| Climate | Temperate, Subtropical & Suitable Warm Regions |
Perfect For
- Home Gardens
- Kitchen Gardens
- Terrace Gardens
- Balcony Gardens
- Backyard Fruit Gardens
- Large Containers
- Farmhouses
- Small Orchards
- Fruit Plant Collections
- Gardening Gifts
Why Buy Black Mulberry Plant from Krisikart?
- Healthy Live Nursery-Grown Plant
- Short-Type Growth Form
- Attractive Black Mulberry Fruits
- Suitable for Home Gardening
- Suitable for Container Cultivation
- Strong Healthy Plant
- Carefully Packed for Delivery
- Quality Checked Before Dispatch
- Suitable for Indian Growing Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is this a Black Mulberry plant?
Yes. This is a Black Mulberry live fruit plant selected as a short-type variety.
Can it be grown in a pot?
Yes. The compact growth habit makes it suitable for large containers, provided the plant receives enough sunlight and regular nutrition.
What colour are the ripe fruits?
The berries generally develop from green to reddish and finally deep purple or black when ripe.
Are mulberries sweet?
Ripe black mulberries are generally sweet, juicy, and pleasantly flavoured, although sweetness can vary according to variety and growing conditions.
How much sunlight does the plant need?
Provide approximately 6–8 hours of direct sunlight for vigorous growth and good fruit production.
Does the plant need pruning?
Yes. Regular pruning helps maintain the short growth form, encourages branching, and makes harvesting easier.
Note: Plant height, fruit size, colour, sweetness, yield, and fruiting time may vary depending on the specific hybrid, plant age, climate, soil, sunlight, nutrition, pruning, and overall care. Fruiting is not guaranteed immediately after planting.
































































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