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Latin NameObservation dateLocation Genus Luffa18/06/2025Hakimpur, Dinajpur, Bangladesh. Hello friends, today I am back with a new photography post to give you a gift. I hope everyone is having a good time.

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Friends, Happy Wednesday everyone. Today is partly cloudy and the sky is a bit clear, but I can't say that it will be a good day. Because there is a fear that rain can start suddenly at any time. As the

Luffa is known as the sponge gourd as it has a hollow, spongy fruit with hard ribs like the inside of a sponge. Also known as loofah or lufa, this plant is mostly grown in Asia. Luffa gourds are native

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The growth of plant really amazes me. Some plants grow from seeds, while others from cuttings. Many vegetables grew from seeds, and so as this fruit called Patola (Ribbed Luffa or Sponge Gourd). Yes! The

This season of the year, I always struggling to germinate bitter melon seeds. Bitter melon - Wikipedia Peppers and egg plants need heat to germinate too but our heating is still on around February. Now

Hi... How are you. I hope you are always healthy and successful Luffa plants or bak pik (bak pok) in terms of Acehnese people when viewed from the side of biology, based on their classification and morphology,

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The luffa flower in my garden. Luffa is a genus of tropical and subtropical vines in the cucumber family. In Vietnamese cuisine, it is called " mướp hương " and is a common ingredient in soup

My luffah plant died because it got too cold outside for 2 nights here in Florida. So I had to take what was left of the luffahs and start to dry them out. It really is better to dry them out on the vine