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Choose a healthy branch which is about 8 to 12 inches long, and make a clean angled cut; remove the lower leaves, nd leave atleast two or three at the top. For a pot, pick a large container, around 50 to 60 cm wide and deep, with good drainage holes. Mulberries are soft, sweet, and juicy, and are one of those fruits that taste best when picked and relished directly from the branch; especially when you plant and raise them yourself, the taste is different. Here is an easy step-by-step guide to growing mulberries at home for beginners You can grow mulberry from a stem cutting or from the seeds inside ripe fruit. Cuttings are the faster choice; for this, take semi-ripe cuttings during summer, while hardwood cuttings are taken in autumn. Once your cutting has roots or your seedling has grown, it is time to move it. Fill it with rich, well-draining potting mix, garden soil, and compost. Place the plant, firm the soil gently, and water well.