Survival Garden Seeds - Luffa or Loofah Seed for Planting - 1 Packet with Instructions to Plant and Grow Ornamental Gourds in Your Home Vegetable Garden - Non-GMO Heirloom Variety

The seedlings spouting and looking healthy. You get a ton of seeds. Great value for the money. The seeds are a good size and easy to plant. I will buy them again next year!

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

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I am new to gardening and I am doing so well with these loofa! It does not take much to grow, but you do need the space for the vines to grow. I got my first flower today and so excited! I am like a little kid in the candy store!!!! I would highly recommend these seeds! (I am live in the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 9a)

Luffas are super easy to grow and very prolific. once you buy 1 pack, you likely will never have to buy more again. my only warning is don't plant these vines near a tree as a few years ago, one of the vines sent a hidden little vine across the surface of the dirt just under the grass and went through the fence line and up into the Oak Tree in our neighbor's yard. the luffas then started forming about 50-70 feet up in the air and i was having to try and beat them down with a really long dowel rod while standing on a ladder... This however also scattered more seeds all over both of our yards and they were sprouting up all over the following year. lol!

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 .

Grew a large vine never saw any loofah fruits tho.

I don't generally have alot of luck with this brand, but the luffa.Wow! Since neither of us usually have luck with this brand we planted more than we normally would- and they ALL came up. Basically ate our entire arch- which was awesome!

I have been wanting to grow a luffa plant for a long long time now. The seeds looked normal, nothing out of the ordinary, not dried out or anything and the packaging came untampered with. I planted these according to the instructions and also according to the proper climate that I researched online. Out of the whole pack I planted nothing came of it. I planted several in different sized pots/garden beds, different areas of sun, and used different amounts to water them after I had no luck with the instructions that were on the packet to see if I was just doing something wrong. Take this as you will, I might not have a green thumb but it does seem a little suspicious after trying different options.