Chiang Mai 60 Mulberry Plant (Morus alba) – Thai Long Fruit Variety, Grafted Live Plant

You know that spot on your terrace that gets sun most of the day? That’s where this one belongs. Give the Chiang Mai 60 mulberry plant a big pot and a little patience, and within months you’re picking dark, juicy fruit the length of your finger — right at home, no farm required.

What makes this one special

• Seriously long fruit. Berries run 6–8 cm, sometimes longer — nearly triple the size of the local mulberry you grew up plucking.
• Sweet, not sour. This Thai variety is loved for its low tartness. Kids eat them straight off the branch.
• Fruits in pots. Bred for commercial farms in Thailand, yet it fruits heavily even in a 12–15 inch container.
• Quick to reward you. Grafted plants often set their first fruit within 4–6 months in good sun.
• Repeat harvests. In warm Indian climates it flushes several times a year, especially after a light prune.

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The care rundown

What you’ll receive

One grafted Chiang Mai 60 mulberry plant, 1.5–2 ft tall, in a nursery grow bag (decorative pots in photos aren’t included). We pack the root ball in moist coco peat, sleeve the foliage, and box it upright so it travels well. A short care card rides along in the box.

A note from our own batch: these usually drop a few leaves in the first week after the courier journey. Don’t panic — ours pushed out fresh growth within two to three weeks once they settled into sunlight.

Quick questions, honest answers

Do I need two plants for fruit?

No. Chiang Mai 60 is self-fertile, so one plant fruits on its own.

How is this different from Chungi 60?

Same variety — Chungi 60 is just a local nickname you’ll hear at nurseries. You’re getting the original Thai Chiangmai 60 mulberry.

Can it really fruit in a pot on a balcony?

Yes, as long as the balcony gets 5+ hours of direct sun. A 15-inch pot with rich, well-draining soil is the sweet spot.

When will I get my first fruits?

Grafted plants typically flower within 4–6 months of planting. First harvests are small, they get heavier every flush.

Why are grafted plants better than seed-grown?

Seed-grown mulberries can take years and may not stay true to type. Grafted ones fruit early and give you the exact long, sweet fruit this variety is famous for.

Every plant ships with our 7-day health guarantee — if it arrives unhappy, we replace it, simple as that. This batch is limited to what our mother plants could supply, so if it’s in stock, it’s ready to ship.