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Sow luffa & moringa seeds for transplanting after your last spring frost date #luffa #garden #plants



If you are 8 weeks away from your last average spring frosty date – its time to sow seeds indoors for luffa, moringa, and other edible gourds like snake bean and bitter melon. These guys need a good six months of warm temperatures to grow. Therefore, it is essential to get an early start on these crops by sowing seeds indoors. Transplant when all danger of frost has passed. These tropical plants are cold sensitive and thrive when grown during the warmest part of the year. 

Quick tip: luffa and moringa seeds can be difficult to germinate due to their hard shells. Soak them in water for 24 hours before planting. Then sow seeds in warm soil (by using heat mats) and high humidity. This will drastically speed up germination. 

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Lua MinGa and other edible gourds like snake beans or bitter melon these crops require a minimum of about 6 months in a row of warm temperatures to grow and be ready for Harvest so it is very advantageous especially if you’re in a colder climate to start them from seed

Indoors to get a jump start on your growing season sew seeds indoors in large Solo cups 2 months before your last spring frost date and Transplant them as soon as all danger of Frost has passed these are tropical plants so they are very sensitive to the cold starting

Seeds for lofa and MinGa can be a little bit tricky because they have a hard shell growing them in warm soil and high humidity is key to speed up the germination process if

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