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I know regular trees get huge and therefore have more of a chance of getting rootbound on a regular basis. I would definitely suggest a dwarf, at least at first to try out. They are very forgiving, I put mine outside to soon, almost all it's leaves got sunburnt but it's growing new leaves now that it's inside ^^ And once you repot it the first time don't be worried if all the leaves fall off the little sapling. It will grow them back, the first time you pot it the leaves grow slowly but as soon as it starts up it doesn't stop. I think it takes a while for the berries to start on it though. I think it takes around 2 years, but that doesn't matter so much if you are growing for silkworms.
I will be planting my dwarf mulberry in a pretty big like.... half barrel as the last pot. But for now it's doing well in a half gallon pot.