I used to thot mulberry can only be planted in colder countries, haha, until one day my friend showed me and told me that the leaves of the mulberry plant can be made into tea and is good for health.. healing something but I can't remember..
I didn't know you could grow mulberries locally....successfully! But the ones I've seen are not so elongated and don't have so much hair sticking out like that (even if there are hairs, they are very fine). Ooo...you can make a lot of goodies with those! :)
Aiyoh. My mum's mulberry tree still small. Need to wait for it to bear fruit. The previous one has overgrown so mum chopped it off. I tasted my mum's mulberries once.
I like mulberry too. The dark coloured ones will taste sweeter. Your mother's tree looks very healthy and fruitful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, hopefully the tree stays that way forever.
DeleteDon't know why, I look at these mulberry gives me goosebumps
ReplyDeleteHehehe but they are tasty when eaten fresh.
DeleteWe've two big pots outside the house. My missus harvests them, dunno what she does with them. Great to blend them to make ice-cold drinks.
ReplyDeleteYes, wait till they turn black - very sweet.
DeleteIf we don't pick them, the birds will eat them so we usually do not wait till they turn black on the tree.
DeleteSo do you eat them fresh often? Or just leave it to your wife to make some products out of them?
DeleteI've seen these mulberries from blogs only, never seen them in real, nor eaten them before.. Can use it to bake too.. Must be very nice..
ReplyDeleteBetter to eat them fresh for full benefits. :)
DeleteI used to thot mulberry can only be planted in colder countries, haha, until one day my friend showed me and told me that the leaves of the mulberry plant can be made into tea and is good for health.. healing something but I can't remember..
ReplyDeleteThe fruits is full of anti oxidant too.
DeleteI have never seen a mulberry before. I don't think I want to eat them, the strands sticking out of the fruit makes me feel 'geli' :/
ReplyDeleteIf you see the real fruit, maybe will not be so geli.
DeleteI didn't know you could grow mulberries locally....successfully! But the ones I've seen are not so elongated and don't have so much hair sticking out like that (even if there are hairs, they are very fine). Ooo...you can make a lot of goodies with those! :)
ReplyDeleteEat them fresh is best! :)
DeleteI plant them too. But so far the birds has gotten all the (not many!) fruit before I can get to them. :(
ReplyDeleteAh, so sad to hear that. Hopefully one day you get to pick some berries to eat from your plant.
DeleteMy mom has this mulberry plant behind her house too. My nephew loves plucking the fruits...cos it makes him feel ticklish.
ReplyDeleteDo you eat them fresh?
DeleteThis is in KL? I didn't know berries could grow here... now I want a bush too!
ReplyDeleteYes, this is in KL and it is easy to grow them too.
DeleteWhat a nice harvest! My dad has one in his garden but it does not have that many fruits.
ReplyDeleteMaybe put some fruiting natural organic fertilizer will help it to have more fruits.
Delete桑椹對人體的許多功效，如防癌、抗衰老、使頭髮烏黑，本草綱目並稱桑椹可使人聰明，保健功能不容懷疑。
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing its health benefit.
DeleteIt can prevent cancer, anti-aging, makes hair dark, good for health
ReplyDeleteI hear so too when eaten fresh.
DeleteI have not eaten this and not seen the plant before. How I wish I can have a taste of it to know how nice it is :)
ReplyDeleteI try to plant one and when it has fruits, I give the plant to you, ok?
DeleteAiyoh. My mum's mulberry tree still small. Need to wait for it to bear fruit. The previous one has overgrown so mum chopped it off. I tasted my mum's mulberries once.
ReplyDeleteCan just trim and not chop the whole tree off. Do you like what you taste for the mulberries?
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