White mulberry tree seeds - Alba (Morus alba)

Common name: White Mulberry Scientific name: Morus alba Also known as: Mulberry tree - Alba A fruit-bearing tree from the Moraceae family, fast-growing with a height exceeding 10 meters, having a dense crown and shiny, heart-shaped, serrated, long leaves that can reach up to 30 cm in length. It is preferred by silkworms and thus named after them, as it is cultivated as food for silkworms. Its fruits are also distinguished by multiple health benefits. - Flower of the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: Small in size and white in color. - Seeds and fruit of the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: Small fruits with a diameter of 2 cm; when ripe, they change from white to pink or purple, with a sweet, pleasant taste that is less sweet than red and black berries. Inside, they contain small oval seeds that are light brown in color. - Growing season of the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: Grown outdoors in spring with moderate weather; it can also be cultivated year-round in temperate regions, agricultural preserves, or enclosed or plastic-covered areas where temperature can be controlled, sunlight reaches, or adequate lighting is available. - Suitable climate and soil for the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: Thrives in moderate climates, tolerates drought, and can grow in most soil types that do not contain high salts. - How to cultivate the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: Propagated by cuttings; also propagated by seeds planted at a depth of 1 cm, watered regularly. - Its benefits and uses: Grown for decoration and for its fruits; it also has nutritional value and health benefits, used in traditional Chinese medicine. - Native habitat of the White Mulberry Tree - Alba: India and China, then spread to many parts of the world.