Skinner makes lager fruits that start ripening at least a week before Himalayan DMOR9. The leaf shapes are different too, see the picture below. In the taste test on April 13, 2022, DMOR9 fruits were significantly sweeter and more flavorful. Both plants are in pots and this is a preliminary evaluation. In the picture below, Skinner is on the left and DMOR9 is on the right.
On April 8, 2022 I posted a video about these and other long fruited mulberries https://youtu.be/CVLL18msS44
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Marta, thanks for making the DMOR9 scions available! Ever since I read about the description on taste about a year ago, I had been looking for the Himalayan red. This was actually our first attempt(wife and I watched lot of youtube videos on grafting); had couple of plants take the graft and now growing out nicely! Thanks and look forward to trying these!
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ReplyDeleteAwesome Selections! Can I buy Skinner and Himalayan DMOR9 scions? I would also be open to trading for scions of any of the mulberries in my collection. I have dwarf everbearing, Tice, Bryce worlds best aka Thai Dwarf, Jans Worlds Best, Josh Jamisons Edible Leaf, Shangri la and Australian green mulberry aka White Pakistani shatoot.
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Hi Muaazh,
DeleteThank you. I may have the scion wood available in December at reallygoodplants.com
Hey Marta. What other long type mulberries are you growing? Do you have Taiwan or the Himalayan Red?
ReplyDeleteHi Dan, I just grafted Taiwan Red. Not sure if the Himalayan Red is the same as Taiwan or different. I don't have it.
DeleteI don't know either. Does dmor9 or skinner produce very round juvenile leaves like the photo I put up in the mulberry group? Did you happen to get one of Di's Taiwan?
ReplyDeleteThe leaves on the HR look very similar to the ones in this video.
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I don't think DMOR9 and Skinner have juvenile leaves similar to your picture. Maybe Taiwanese Red is more similar to yours, but not sure if identical. My grafts just started to grow. Yes, this accession came from Di.
ReplyDeleteOk. If it does end up looking like one you don't have let me know.
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