@slightlygrowinit: Now, this is a REAL loofa

kay♥︎ :

isn't it quite rough on the skin??

mytinybitofearth :

Just grew loofah, hasn’t yet got baby loofah just a lot of flowers

solsurfer333 :

why not just use your hands and soap . then you don't gotta spend money on a loofa

music.nikola :

Tiffany Renee 🖤 :

Definitely need some seeds

ilovelatinas6627 :

That what I’ve been eating?

🥔POTATO🥔 :

Just a bunch of raw fiber😭

Tj_riggen :

I’m growing these for my chinchilla this year. So far very tall.

Any W(B)itch :

I’m gonna try to grow those next year 😏 this year my experiment is pumpkins 🎃

𝙲𝙲 | 𝚂𝙰𝙷𝙼 𝚘𝚏 𝟷 🌷 :

This is my goal

Trish :

I’m growing these this year to give for Christmas gifts. It takes a long time though! 200 days from seed to harvest! I had

DoctahMommy :

Can I have some seeds 😭

Grapefruit :

Does it try on the vine or do you need to pick it then wait for them to dry?

sullivanlady :

I grew 2 plants and got 72 luffas. I like to cut them lengthwise, cut out the center and make cloths with them. They can be washed several times before having to replace.

Mama Rob | Home•Garden•Healing :

Oh that is so awesome!!

Jessica :

oh how I want to grow these so bad!!

🪘🥊DomDom🥊🪘 :

its the thingy i have been using in the shower

Murphy :

So cool!!!!

♡☆Heather☆♡ :

how cool tho

Ross | Scottish Roots :

Very satisfying 😁

Anna Dahlquist :

I have some growing they haven’t given me a Luffy yet

Tommee Gaster :

what are these for in the wild? does something eat them?

kaley :

My mom has that

Freaky Tall Reviews :

That sound

LeeAnnLovesGod🙏 :

Ya know, it was in the past few years that I learnt that loffa's grown and not made from plastic. That's very interesting to me.