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Grow Your Own Luffa Sponges!
Photos: crispyfarms, policegreen, & luffa_info
(2 links) I was surprised to learn how many people were not aware that the luffa sponge was actually a plant! Not only is it a plant but an edible one. They grow much like vine squash and can be cooked and eaten the same way. This makes it a multi use plant and I do love the multi use items! The plant itself is sensitive to cold so it would be one you would want to try indoors or in a greenhouse if you’re not in a consistently warm climate. How much fun could it be to make your own luffas from your left over harvest!? See how easy it is to grow, cook and/or make your luffa sponges at the featured link from Sassy Plants below.
If you don’t find Luffa seeds at your local nursery or garden store, they are available online from $1 to $8 per package here > Luffa seeds
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