Sentence 300 seed of seeds climbing loofah

Luffa climbing plant or fiber, as some call it, is an annual plant that produces abundant cylindrical fruits, which are usually dried and used to clean the body during bathing, and for making ropes. Scientific name: Luffa. Other names: Fiber. Family: Cucurbitaceae. Flowers: Yellow, pentagonal. Leaves: Alternate, pentagonal, divided. Fruits: Cylindrical shape, length of 15-50 cm. Height: Can reach up to 15 meters. Cultivation of Luffa and environmental conditions: The climbing Luffa - fiber tolerates heat and becomes frost-resistant once its stem and growth are established, and can be cultivated in any moderate climate conditions such as greenhouses. Its growth is slow during the seedling stage, and after its roots strengthen in the soil, it begins to grow rapidly. Soil: Rich in complete nutrients suitable for cultivation, well-ventilated, and well-drained. Fertilizer: One month after planting, balanced NPK fertilizer. Watering method: The climbing fiber tolerates drought, so it only needs watering at the beginning of establishment. Sun exposure: It is preferable to cultivate in shaded areas, especially in hot regions. Propagation: By seeds. Planting time: During moderate months from March to May, and from September to December. Flowering time: In spring. Harvest time: In summer. Benefits and uses of Luffa: Used for decorating fences and as natural insulators. Its fruits are used to clean the body during bathing. When ground, its leaves emit a scent that repels insects and animals.