Black Morus Nigra mulberry tree seeds

Common name: Mulberry Scientific name: Morus nigra Also known as: Black Mulberry Deciduous perennial tree reaching up to 12 meters in height and having a wide crown, with a shade diameter of up to 15 meters. Its leaves are heart-shaped, alternate, and serrated, reaching up to 20 cm in length, with a rough, hairy surface. Its fruits are characterized by being sweet and rich in flavor. • Flower of the Black Mulberry tree: Its flowers are small and pale greenish-white in color. • Seeds and fruit of the Black Mulberry tree: Its small compound fruits are about 2.5 cm in diameter, purple in color, and turn black when ripe. They are sweet and flavorful, containing small oval seeds that are light brown inside. • Growing season of the Black Mulberry tree: It is planted outdoors in spring with moderate weather, and can also be cultivated year-round in temperate areas, agricultural reserves, or enclosed or plastic-covered places where temperature can be controlled, sunlight is available, or sufficient lighting for the plant. • Suitable climate and soil for the Black Mulberry tree: The Black Mulberry tree loves sunlight, tolerates drought, and can adapt to hot weather. It is planted in fertile, well-drained soil. • How to cultivate the Black Mulberry tree: It propagates through cuttings and also by seeds, which are planted at a depth of 1 cm and watered regularly. • Its benefits and uses: It is cultivated for ornamental purposes and for its sweet, flavorful fruits, which also have nutritional value. • Native habitat of the Black Mulberry tree: The Black Mulberry tree is considered very ancient, and its original homeland cannot be precisely determined, but it is widespread in many parts of the world.