HOW WE MAKE HOMEGROWN LUFFA SOAP! Our Luffa uses video went VIRAL and so many of you requested how we make our luffa soap… so here it is. You will see it on our Etsy Page soon in limited batch supplies 👌🏼be sure to keep an eye on our stories to be the first to know! . . . #growyourownfood #harvest #zone7b #zone8a #organicgardening #homestead #mygarden #homegrown #backyardgarden #growyourown #earthnailsandtails #luffa #luffasponge #luffasoap #loofah #loofahsoap #loofahsponge #luffaharvest #loof

If you’ve been watching my stories, you’ve seen me peeling the loofah sponges I harvested. (January bucket list ✅!) I’ve been getting questions about making these loofah scrubbers, so let me show you how.⁣ ⁣ This is the easiest way I’ve found—quick, simple, and with almost no waste. The inner core goes into soap for a perfect exfoliator!⁣ ⁣ How do you use your loofah sponges? My sewing skills aren’t perfect, but luckily, the craft police haven’t shown up yet. 😆⁣ ⁣ Want my complete guide with st

Reminiscing on this amazing harvest! Many of you probably thought that loofah sponges came from the ocean but they actually come from the luffa plant in the gourd family! This cousin to the cucumber grows over a long 5 month season until the fruit eventually yellows and dries to find the sponge like structure on the inside. Have you ever wanted to grow your own natural bath and kitchen sponges? Luffa are extremely disease and pest resistant and the fruit is also edible while it’s still small. Th