How I Make Sponges From LUFFA Grown In My BACKYARD! Tutorial - Homemade Gift Ideas!

Hi I am going to start growing loofahs the spring. Do I have to worry about rodents? Any idea on how to keep them away?

Hi Bree, Bro here from India, Bangalore. As most, I too watched your video with absolute care and I'm excited to do something what you have done. Since you are experienced, could you guide me how do I colour bleach the vibe dried brownish loofah. By the by, you are from which country and where is your farm house. Looking forward ❤

That’s amazing! I’m going to have to grow them! Is didn’t know they had so many uses.

Do you grow a specific variety?

This is the world’s GD BEST LUFFA. I use nothing else. Simple dried out zucchini 🥰 nature’s best truly

I am just finding your channel! Love the style. Do you sell any loofah seeds

We grew these this year. It was so fun!

these are beautiful! I never knew you could make them flat like this by cutting the loofah! Thank you!

Do you know you can eat them when they are young?

This is very famous in Bangladesh. Most of us use this as loofa. It's called "dundoler khosha" in Bengali❤

Hello, new sub here. I'm not a homesteader or a gardener, but I came across your recent videos, and I am absolutely in awe of you. The things you accomplish in a day are exhausting to watch! 😮 You're adorable and strong as an ox. I hope you one day get your dream land and I can't wait to see what you'll do with that! You're amazing! Much love from Rhode Island. Terry 🙏♥️💯

I definitely want to grow luffa next year!

Sooo cool 🙏👍😘😘😘

It’s so lovely that you’re showing others what they can grow! I hope to inspire others to do the same with my garden videos🌿🌸 thank you for your inspiration!

For the green one, if you put slits in them around the husk then bake them for 30 minutes at 200°, it will come right off. Then you let them dry in the oven more after the cool down or hang dry them! :)

I love this! Thanks for sharing 💜

Hi Bre, growing Luffas for the first time. Can they be used in the bottom of nesting boxes?

I'm so happy that I watched this. Rainy day in Florida, I've binged your channel most of the day.

Blanket stitch would make a good edging just search. Really enjoyed seeing how to make the sponges.

This was such an amazing tutorial, I'm sold! Totally trying to grow some next year!

We found heaven,you heaven on earth.i need luffa seed.shamim✌💚👏🦋

I tried growing these for the first time this year but I got nothing from them. This summer has been mostly rain though, extremely rainy. So that might be why.

I didn't know that you could grow your own sponges! This is so cool! 😍🙌

I found you on Insta but I’m definitely subscribing here too! I’m so glad I watched the full tutorial for this bc the addition of the soap bar is genius! I will definitely give this a try :)

Another thing I have not grown. I am inspired! 😁

Love this! I grew loofah for the first time this year and I’m excited to try and make these. I wonder if maybe baking the green ones at a low temp would help with peeling the skins or putting in a dehydrator? Hmmmm

Thank you for granting my request in making this video. I had no idea! This video was very interesting. I always wondered how they were processed. And the soap… how neat. How long do these stay fresh? ❤❤❤❤

I want to try growing them one year! plan to start indoors early (Alaskan here) so it has a chance to brown :p

I'm so glad you shared this! I've often wondered how you turn those long, odd looking 'fruits' into sponges! I this I might give it a go next year. How many seeds did you plant?

I've never seen anyone do a video on this topic before. Nicely done!

Awesome ❤

I have about 4 growing right now, racing against time here in Wisconsin. Hope the weather holds out long enough

Very beautiful, I love nature, plants and everything in nature

Ok so those are like the ones you see in bath and body store thing? So cool I never knew you could grow them! I'm starting to plan my 1st garden ever for this coming season, these will be on my list, thank you so much for the info!

Amazing!! 👏👏

Yay thank you for this video!!! Awesome!!

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I never grew loofahs and know nothing about them, but is it possible to dry them off the vine? Like, if you hang them in the basement or a garage so they don't get rained on, will they dry, or will they rot?

ETA: also, is it loofah, or luffa? :)

What a fun project! Are they soft enough to use on your body? Definitely a great "homegrown, handmade" 'gift idea !

I grew Luffa this year and last week I successfully pollinated 2 and one today!! Can't wait to harvest 🤝🏾 It's 3 stories high and growing 😂😂😂

alright I'm gonna harvest mine. you inspired me but I only got 2 :) oh well

Yeeeees another video! Lets gooooo! I absolutely love loofahs! They are the only sponge that works well for me in bathing