Luffa Seeds for Planting - Heirloom Non-GMO Loofah Sponge Gourd Variety - Grow Natural Bath Scrubbers, Edible Young Fruit, & Trellis Vines - Survival Garden Seeds (1 Pack)

All seeds grew perfectly. Beautiful plants and they are thriving

I wasn't sure they were going to grow, they started out very slow. Then took forever to flower but now they are in full producing mode. Just hoping they dry out enough before the first frost

Soaking water for about 12 hours and then plant in the ground you got about 12 seeds or 6 to 12 seeds it but also think of it like a pumpkin you get so many to harvest for the next year they are perennial they only grow one year in the harvest is great plant in late spring

These grow slowly, but are huge plants. Space according to instructions to avoid crowding or moisture entrapment. They produce multiple 'gourds' which you peel and dry for exfoliating sponges. Value for cost and fun to grow, dry and use. Sponges are giftable .

These seeds are growing faster than anything else that I’m growing in my 1400 square-foot garden. I’m so excited about these!

I soaked 5 seeds for 24ish hours, bagged them in a damp paper towel and zip lock bag. I think it was 5 day and 4 of the 5 sreds sprouted. I transplanted them to pots. They held up their end of the bargin. Thanks.

So far zero seeds have sprouted. I've tried everything for weeks and weeks. So bummed out. Viability test hasn't sprouted one seed of 5 tested either.

Grew a large vine never saw any loofah fruits tho.