How to Grow LOOFAH (Luffa) for Sponges | Late Bloomer | Episode 15

[@Latebloomershow]

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[@arunmoy3814]

Loofah is also can be eaten by boiling young one very sweet and delicious... Please try it once

[@gd6854]

Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show I love the outtakes.

[@8schopra]

Wooow👌👌😍👏👌👍💚i want to grow my own

[@JoyfulJenn]

Kaye Kittrell | Late Bloomer Urban Organic Garden Show I always say I’m a late bloomer!! I love your loofa show I have three acres and I’m about to get busy

[@yoursweetestcloud]

Do you sell the loofa seeds?

[@klove7365]

I would have never in a million years tought that this grew from a plant, why we learn something new everyday. Very interesting video thanks for posting

[@Latebloomershow]

I felt the same amazement! Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!

[@florianhill1048]

They taste sooooo good too!

[@lesterordinado9432]

Its a staple food for many asian countrirs

[@Jan.V.B]

My parents grow them every summer. ^_^ and they taste good!

[@mandymccullough2907]

@@Latebloomershow oh my gosh! Do a seed giveaway! Unless of course you have plans for them or are selling them. This is my first time watching your channel and this is fascinating!

[@BBayjay]

No idea how I ended up here, and I've never really watched content like this. But I'm damn interested.

[@claireabailey]

The outtakes at the end are the best. Keeping it real.

[@AmbyJeans]

B B Same!

[@simranchhetri7287]

B B BIG FACTS

[@Latebloomershow]

@@claireabailey Thank you, Claire! The outtakes were part of the form of my original show. I wanted to leave folks with a chuckle. I try to keep it real in my garden vlogs today also. You will see a humorous bit at the end of today's Blueberry Compote video.

[@Latebloomershow]

Thank you, B B for watching! I'm trying loofa again this year for the purpose of eating it. We shall see if I succeed in getting to with all this June gloomy cool weather.

[@meghanholt7349]

I was today years old when i found out that luffa's come from a plant

[@Latebloomershow]

Wonderful! I'm glad I was the one to enlighten you! Please come back to my channel for more "edutainment." 💗❤

[@bmc9504]

@@Latebloomershow you enlightened me also! This just popped up in my recommendations and I'm not disappointed. Take care, god bless.

[@princessov-war9484]

What are luffas? I don't know how I got here

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

Me too! You have four months on me, lol

[@bellesmom2012]

Me too! I was positive that it came from the sea to the point of being obnoxious about it, lol!!

[@jill6165]

*“Mum I can’t have a shower until my loofah finishes growing and is ready to harvest”*

[@bonniebickett4520]

LOL!

[@Latebloomershow]

Hahah, so true and funny!

[@kiddielandpinatas6567]

Yeah and this is why I don't got seeds yet I'm still waiting for my son to bring me some 😂😂😂😂😂

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

«Mom, I can’t exfoliate until my loofah has finished growing!» «Dear child, I will make you a body scrubber from all the onion nets I have been saving, that’ll do the job for now!» ☺️

Nobody: KZbin: how bout some loofa sis

[@Latebloomershow]

I know, right? But, I'm glad you watched. ❤

[@danicatanner7698]

@@Latebloomershow do you have any seeds to sell?

[@valindsiacenales4413]

Learned something new today! I always just assumed they were man made bath items! 🤦🏽‍♀️ Interesting video 😊👍🏽

[@Latebloomershow]

Thank for watching! I hope you subscribed and are enjoying my videos! Another workday video tomorrow!

[@ivyaquila9136]

Me too!

[@laurenwatts4131]

Valindsia Cenales Girl me too 😂

[@scentsiclestylings4443]

Many called 'loofah' are man made and can be purchased for a lower cost. When a popular item really takes off, it's not uncommon for baby boomers to afix the name of the most popular brand to every item of the sort. For example, calling all vacuum cleaners 'hoovers'. Some might be loofah, but it'll usually be the dearer ones. :)

[@awadiaby1673]

Ivy Aquila very popular when I was a kid in the Caribbean especially for scrubbing and cleaning pots pans and wooden floors.

[@SandraLThomas64]

My son and I raised those also and also made homemade soap and gave out soap and a Loofa to the girls in the family for Christmas. He was so proud to make something himself

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes, indeed! There's nothing like homemade. I made another batch of my calendula, Sweet Annie, lavender skin balm yesterday. I gave two as gifts on Sunday, so I needed to make another batch. It's so easy and so good for the skin.

[@monikalantos7493]

You can also combine the two: make loofa soap.

[@analisapena3086]

So the guys don’t take showers? 😂

[@monisworldspiritualexperie1105]

Do you sell the seeds and where is a good place to buy these and can I come them indoors

[@alitalanore3511]

Can we just talk about how beautiful she is for a second! I mean she has such a beautiful natural beauty, and I love her hair how it's such a light blonde color. Very gorgeous lady!😊😊😊

[@ConstantChaos1]

and she is so wholesome, I mean look at my pfp and tell mr the last time you think I felt warm inside lmao but she warmed my cold shrivelled goth emt heart

[@charliehutch3533]

NO.... BEAUTY ISN'T SKIN DEEP OR A PRACTICED SPEECH ITS ACTION.

[@lostinmyspace4910]

Well Marilyn...you oughta look in the mirror

[@sweettea735]

Marilyn Monroe it’s because she uses her loofas to wash

[@Latebloomershow]

Love you!!! You haven't tuned in to my livestream in a few, hope to hear from you soon! I will live vicariously through you. Thanks for the lovely comment. Happy Holidays!❤

[@myredeemerlivesamen991]

Nice work with the little buddy. People so often forget those beautiful moments that can be spent with little children.

[@blblblllahahaaa2456]

"This is the stage where you can cook and eat them, **chuckles** " " *but I didn't.* "

[@beckylord2266]

The poor wisteria, it was beautiful

[@Latebloomershow]

I know, it was heartbreaking, but that can really move a wall.

[@tinatankersleyrobinson1667]

I agree

[@annr3822]

I have a Purple Snail I named Wisteria :)

[@flatbedladyv2191]

I hope she kept a piece to regrow

[@autohelix]

Wisteria is extremely invasive and can do absolutely massive damage to other plant life.

[@iggyandhercat1856]

Your friend Zachary is so cute!

[@Latebloomershow]

I know, and I just learned they are probably moving this summer. 😓

[@Latebloomershow]

Thanks for watching!

[@Rinsuki]

I love the smell of loofah flowers. It is one of the best when you have many plants the fragrance in the evening is nice. We eat them in soups and stir fry which is sweet and has a slight crunch. I have the ones with the ridges.

[@Latebloomershow]

I would love your recipe! I am growing them again this year as I didn't eat many that year.

[@janefarrer2868]

The little boy is the cutest little cutie and is a true highlight of the video, he loved the cookie before he tried it because he has already tasted of your love for him , which is sweet and maternal 💞

[@michaelavinyard5365]

I’m slowly learning new alternatives than just going out and buying new things. I’m really starting to gain an appreciation for making your own things and secondhand things This is beautiful and way to go showing how awesome earth can be! ❤️

[@LitoGeorge]

Wonderful comment. I am in the same boat, learning how little we truly need, and how the earth truly provides for us in abundance. Making things to use in the home feels so fulfilling. Better than chasing a dollar for sure. All the best.

[@tookitogo]

8:45 “...I used to think luffa came from the ocean.” [Kaye bluescreens] 😂

[@doctorfeline9911]

I miss my mom watching this.😃 how informative & INCREDIBLY therapeutic!! thanks for uploading ❤💋

[@maidavioletaasi80]

Here in the Philippines, we cook young loofah (patola) with ground pork and misua noodles. Good source of fiber.

[@Latebloomershow]

Wonderful! I only tried it in one dish. Should have done more but was so eager for the sponges. You can see we tried to find a young one, also tried in stores, but very hard to find here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z37SlXmcaKqXZ8U

[@amynongrum8576]

Here in India too

[@mariencarascal966]

Patola? Astig

[@ranju184]

We in India as well grow it. and eat it.. we call it jhinga.

[@jean-noeljabagi3653]

You eat it?!,Well I thought,it's used for only beauty purposes.

[@kim7990]

I'm Sundanese from West Java, I grew up with this, We call it "Emes", my mum used to scrub me with this, we soak it and soap it then rubbing it to scrub my body, she still use it, I do it sometimes

[@RITAPATRICK]

It is normal to use this in some part of Nigeria

[@roseriak1104]

I’m sudanese as well and surprised to see many cultures use this

[@venus189]

How is your skin today? :):)

[@marsi.s]

Woahhh di indo ada yaa?

[@aderitasoblessed8585]

In Guyana, we call them nenwa

[@vivianvennicia]

I loved playing in the neighbors garden and shelling peas when I was little. Lucky little boy. Plus cookies.

[@briannapolasik741]

I feel like I'm watching a PBS special on Sunday morning. Wholesome content.

[@temperhollow7716]

I am stunned! I always thought that they came from the sea! Thanks so much for educating me.

[@Latebloomershow]

You are welcome! As I said, so did I! I haven't been so successful growing it since this first time. Thanks for watching!

[@duataduati9655]

😂

[@rachelrocha4319]

💖I'm a late bloomer,not as big as yours .Im helping my friend with loofa and we are learning from your video !! Thanks!!

[@somethinggood9267]

Most surprising part of my day right here! That lil boy is soon cute! And this lady is precious

[@scrawnysquirrl741]

Omg those cookies looked good! Also the little boy Zachary was cute!

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes! I love him. He's lived next door now for almost nine years, but they are moving away soon. 😓Thanks for watching!

[@belsnickel9568]

Awwww Zachary is so adorable!!!!

[@katrinanatasha360]

You seem like a sweet humble person! Thank you for this! I wanna start growing my own to reduce plastic!

[@kellyleung1332]

She’s sooo beautiful wow

[@lady_boss22]

Ikr

[@PuzzleMessage]

I decided to buy Loofah seeds right after watching this, thanks!

[@PuzzleMessage]

Update: they germinated only this week, they took forever ahah

[@DiaryofaSpeedReader]

He seems like such a great kid! It's awesome to that he's getting planting mentorship from you! great information and channel.

[@TheBunkerbunny5]

The bloopers at the end were gold. Thanks for sharing

[@tahirah9203]

A video I didn’t know I wanted but a video I needed ☺️ This was so wholesome thank you Edit:I loved the bloopers

[@analisapena3086]

Wisteria is really pretty, I have always wanted to litter my future house with them, now I know to be more careful in the future. 🤨

[@Latebloomershow]

It can move walls, yeah. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ❤ You're awesome!

[@calliem872]

Chines wisteria is invasive. If you still want to try wisteria I would go for the less invasive species. PS. We had a wisteria and it was the most beautiful bush you could think of but it was too close to the well and we cut it down two or three years ago, we are still cutting sprouts from where it was.

[@k4zuhaluvr]

Wow a free sponge now i don't need to buy one but i need to get the seeds :(

[@suryaj9474]

Every common plant in India my village, all most I am using this for my bath , last 30yrs! It's good and organic, cheap!

[@shelbyinmon8654]

This woman has the purest energy

[@MrSmitheroons]

Thank you for having captions on this video!

[@cloudninetynine888]

In my Indian household, we only use this as a loofa. Even my great grandfathers used them. And the fruit is delicious to eat as well. My favourite is to have them fried in chickpea flour batter. Yum yum. 😋

[@nasreen7270]

Mouli Banerjee same.... it is very tasty when we make it as kootu

[@ThatLadyDray]

Yeah I DEF thought they came from the sea until this video popped up lol.

[@Latebloomershow]

I know, right?? I sold a bunch of them at a handmade bazaar in 2017. Still have a dozen of them. Have not had any success getting loofa started since my first try. Please subscribe and tune in for my next livestream on Sunday morning, 3/17, at 10:00 AM PST if you can. I have a nice community that joins.

[@PeterCaineDogtraining]

Kaye is pretty, dont think she is a late bloomer she has always been good looking .. I had no idea it as a squash

[@octoberknites4098]

WAIT A MINUTE!!!! Lol...Using loofahs all my life and had absolutely no idea that they grew on vines... Or that they "grew" at all... Wow. I love learning new things! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@14lishazz]

I garden (vegetable) and I worked in a bathing goods store for years...I HAD NO CLUE WHERE LOOFA CAME FROM!Thank you so much for the informative video.

[@auravee3268]

I always knew it was natural but never saw it in its vine. Thank you for sharing.

[@RKie-hv6ci]

Luffa gourd is perfectly edible when young. Also, you can cut open a branch and use a bottle to slowly collect juice coming out of the cut opening - it is probably the best facial toner you can have!

[@Latebloomershow]

Oh my goodness! What an amazing fact! I will try that this year in my new homestead! Lots of room to grow luffa!

[@eliebel4382]

In the Phillipines we call luffa as patola it is known as a vegetable in our country, we usually eat this veggie and sometimes we use to stir fry it with other veggies or make a soup together with other veggies

[@Latebloomershow]

Oh, I know and wish I had some of that right now! Thank for watching! I hope you subscribed and are enjoying my videos! Another workday video tomorrow!

[@LGJiG]

What does it taste like?

[@Latebloomershow]

Cooked it has the texture of a melon, but with a not-sweet cucumber kind of taste. I think they use a lot of tasty spices and oils to make it yummy.

[@tomekd7990]

In Poland you can call alcoholics and vulgar people patola XD

[@baongoctran9722]

@@LGJiG it's taste good. However, the smaller the tastier.

[@sharonfabis9037]

I moved to Puerto Rico 26 years ago and there was life growing wild up the hill from my house. One of my husband's uncle bought it to me and I used it as gifts for my family at Christmas. I haven't seen it anymore but would love to try it again. Thank you for sharing.

[@rebeccag4623]

My grandmother grow these also! It’s a blast from the past to see them again. She also grew spagetti, they are so fun to pick

[@MrsHeavencitizen]

I love cook loufa soup with peeled shrimps chopped, amaranth leaves chopped and some leaves of hot pepper ... Good smelt and good taste , we eat soup with rice.... Flowers can add to soup or stir fry with peeled shrimps , too .

[@Latebloomershow]

OH MY!! That sounds wonderful!! I wish you could come and cook that for me. My friend Jacq and I tried to cook it when she was visiting but the loofas were too far along: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z37SlXmcaKqXZ8U

[@rosemarie20]

"leaves of hot pepper"? Do you mean that you can also cook the leaves of the hot pepper plant? I never knew that. What a great piece of information. THANKS.

[@sarahemmanuel4991]

The tender fruit can be cooked with meat. It's delicious. U can make soup. U can cook it as a vegetable and season it. It has lot of fiber and very healthy food.

[@채은별-x8d]

I love it!!

[@EasyDoChannel]

Congratulations Kaye. It's a great video. I really loved it!!! 👏👍

[@ruthie434]

I received my first package of seeds and am very excited to try growing these! Thanks for the great video!

[@jknapp98]

So interesting! Never knew loofa was a plant. Thank you for this knowledge

[@tyffiesuniverse1598]

I wonder if you can coat cross sections of this with artisan soaps to make an all natural exfoliating soap. Oh the luxury

[@Latebloomershow]

Hmm, seems like someone must have tried that, but it sounds good to me! Thanks for watching!

[@annewhittemore3771]

Yeah, I've seen people take a slice of it and put it into handmade soap. Pretty good idea!

[@chickenboo2455]

this is so wholesome

[@Heffy2021]

Kaye you’re the nan I’ve always wanted!!!

[@babies4food675]

this oddly reminds me watching the pioneer woman in the food network but gardening version and it’s just so wholesome and precious

[@lhezz20perez82]

We called it patola in the Philippines...you can cook it as vegetable when fresh when it gets dries you can use it as loofa...

[@delphixie]

this is one of the most wholesome videos I’ve come across on KZbin

[@korinnaiaccarino745]

The intro made me really happy for some reason

[@TheStyleCat]

I have no idea how I got to this video but I’m glad I did😂✌️

[@Laflamablanca969]

I'm 1:15 mins in and I've already seen "Luffa" spelt 3 different ways lol...

[@Latebloomershow]

I know, and I think they are all technically correct. I remember looking it up when I made this. Thanks for watching!

[@Laflamablanca969]

I just purchased some luffa seeds so I’ll be growing some thanks to your tutorial 👍

[@EC2019]

The spelling "loofah" is what I've always seen here. lol

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes, it's spelled 3 ways in English, but after seeing all these comments, it's got a hundred different names around the world.

[@originallilmama]

What a delightful and interesting show!!! And that neighbor is a cutie patootie. I would watch this on PBS.

[@stephanieoduardo740]

this is the purest thing I have ever seen and it brings me a lot of happiness. High-quality content and nice storytelling!

[@Phantomryuuu]

Wow I didn’t know loofas were a plant! Such an interesting video. Love it!

[@Latebloomershow]

Yeah, I was amazed myself and wanted to share. Thanks so much for watching!

[@preetykumari3961]

Since there are plenty . You can try an easy recipe . Saute an onion and some chilles , add young loufa (NENUA) Cook untill all natural liquid is reduced add salt and turmeric cook for a minute or two. And done

[@Latebloomershow]

Oh, my mouth is watering! I wish I had some to try now. I have not had the same success since my first try. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation if you are awake at that hour.

[@Dave_en]

@@Latebloomershow yes, Nenuah is really tasty. You can also steam boil it, add mustard oil, green chilly and salt. Mash it and have it with rice or bread. Or do as told above, infinite possibilities.

[@Latebloomershow]

Sounds so good!

[@MrMrannoying]

Loofas are from a plant. Wow! And the plant looks like that? Amazing!

[@knyanani3241]

I use to use loofa when i was a kid. This video brought back those memories of all the process from peeling it when its dry with my friends and sisters and then happily using it thinking we got something useful at free of cost. It was easy to find this plant in the surrounding back then. After watching this video, i want to grow my own loofa plant too. Tnx for this video😊

[@UnfinishedRiot]

I picked one of those of the vine thinking it was a cucumber *chomp* nope... No... No it was not!!

[@Latebloomershow]

haha, if you cook it when they are young they are really tasty. It IS part of the cucumber family.

[@Mayuri2391]

@@Latebloomershow It is smooth gourd. Young smooth gourds are very tasty.

[@katrinamoen5426]

So you planted seeds in Feb and Sept you were picking them? That is pretty fast. I think I might try ONE batch and see what happens

[@Latebloomershow]

Please let me know if you do! Yes, I started indoors. Last year I put seeds in ground in April and got nothing, so it definitely helped to start early indoors in a constant warm environment. Thanks for watching and please tune in to my livestream on Sunday at 10AM PST and join the conversation!

[@rubyr3922]

In spanish is called paste i get them from my coutry ,nice to know i can grow them here thanks

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes, though this year it is too cold and wet. Thanks for watching!

[@adkikikrush6838]

Love the outtakes 🤣. You are so so soothing and informative and I cannot believe that for 36 years of my life I believed Loofa came from the ocean!!! Lol. I so have to try growing these now. Also so sorry about your beautiful Wisteria. That had to be rough. But what a great way to move on with the coolest plant I have ever seen!!!🦋🌺💝🌻🌱🌿

[@nonamehi]

Loofas are great exfoliating sponges for the skin. My Guatemalan parents introduced me to the loofa and its all we ever use.

[@fishinjess]

You must be the female gardener, equivalent to Mr. Rogers.

[@Latebloomershow]

Haha, maybe. Thanks for watching!

[@MissyNa91]

I don't know how many times I have said this but I have to say it again every time I watch your video. I really like your garden! I wish I could have the same but not much of my space is getting good amount of sunlight and it is going to cost me a lot to do all the soil amendment, levering etc.-and it is not easily available as well. My family is planning to build a house, I hope I can therefore plan my dream garden from scratch. Grow bag it is then for now. =D

[@Latebloomershow]

Hi, Missy! Where are you located? Are you a young person, then? Yes, not having a lot of sun is a disadvantage we share. I have to search for sun. I would love to take out the driveway, but where do we put our car, LOL. Grow bags are fine!! I do it all the time. I'm going to try growing brassicas in grow bags this winter because of all the grubs that have infested my wood chips. It should be interesting. :) Thanks for watching and your support!!

[@Newmommy23able]

Thank you for adding bloopers at the end. It was nice to see more of your personality shine through as I learned to grow loofah with you. Thanks for the video. My seeds are on the way.

[@Latebloomershow]

Wonderful! Everything changed on YT in 2016 when I made this video, and now I don't have the time to add bloopers and put all the extras in each video trying to upload several a week. Back then, I did two a month! Hope you visit my channel again here in Tennessee.

[@Nina_Sophia]

I ❤ that you caught a pic of a mantis on a loofah!!!

[@pacifysoothingvibe9761]

I thought this was a sea thing :/

[@fransoto8343]

Then this makes it the vegan sponges

[@joshcandelario5548]

Sponges are sea things

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes, you are right. A sponge is an animal from the sea. They just call loofa a sponge because it can be used the same way. Sponge became a catchall word for anything used to scrub something.

[@kaili3354]

this video was just on my recommended and i clicked it and i'm like "Wow, she's pretty". just wanted to say she's really pretty :)

[@Latebloomershow]

Thank you!

[@Greye13]

Awesome! I have to try this. Who would have thought loofas are not only part of the cucumber family, they're even edible if harvested early enough. Amazing. Thanks for sharing this.

[@mimineko1019]

This is so cool! I never knew that loofa was from a land plant 😅 When I was little I was fascinated by the pattern of them and it makes them even cooler that they came from a vine.

[@biglou4452]

👍👍🌱🌱 love the little blooper real....

[@Latebloomershow]

I had bloopers at the end of all of my original 100 Late Bloomer episodes. These were particularly good, as I almost fell off the ladder grabbing my microphone! Thanks for watching!

[@alm_alb]

OMg XD I love your video. Informative, simple and funny.

[@rornoa2821]

Lufa+chicken curry with rice is Heaven!

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Good day kaye I was watching this video and then my neighbor came and we watched it together. He said this post really changed his life and it touched my heart. My village people are so grateful. Am proud to say cool post wow thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge 🥰 from the villagers of kikambu we now all have glowing skin

[@NICO-fj6ln]

My mom always made these when i was a little kid lol 🤣

[@jnl3564]

I grew a loofah plant and got about 15 loofahs from 1 plant. I live in the very sunny desert though. I have enough seeds to last a lifetime and I still have loofahs in my kitchen and bathroom 3 years later. It was a pain to remove once it turned yellow... it was HUGE. Now I grow grapes which I find more satisfying!

[@e.s.92]

This is the coolest thing ever, I will try growing my own next year. Since the summer it’s almost done here in Michigan.

[@CintiaVsTia]

When would you start? I am in Michigan as well and would like to try this.

[@ansleymaddox2474]

question: what do you do when the vine becomes dead? do you just cut it off or what?

[@Latebloomershow]

Yes, it is a cucumber plant. Same thing happens, when it's done producing it dries up and you pull it out. Definitely an annual.

[@Realatmx]

@@Latebloomershow you can use it to make compost..

[@jenniferj6001]

Well, that was not a waste of time. I am so glad i have been blessed with this.

[@WestCoastLarry]

The bloopers sold me, thanks

[@consueloperez7578]

Where do I get the loofa seeds ? I have not seen it

[@mychemicalromanceann]

I’m glad KZbin recommended this video. I’m subscribing. 🤗👍🏻

[@gisellesosa6546]

The little bloopers at the end were too funny 😂

[@lisatorraco2091]

What agricultural zone do you live in?

[@Latebloomershow]

11a Microclimate near the Pacific Ocean. Thanks for watching!

[@Sagemusicnyc]

Hahahaha at the end! Watching your train of thought leave the station made my day!

[@caramel4734]

She honestly looks like the kindest person on this planet

[@maryanne4606]

Wasn’t looking for this, but now I’m going to grow Loofa! Yay

[@Mikee8953]

Actually we grow them as vegetables 😂 ASIANS. 😂

[@ghettomomma719]

imma fatty, I dont know if I could resist not eating them first lol

[@naomidipotaroeno6356]

We eat them 😂😂😂

[@firebrandsgirl]

My mom grew loofahs. I think she got the seeds from one of her Master gardener members. It grew up the pine tree and all over. HAAH We were stunned. I can't wait to grow it at my house. Great Vid

[@catchatters8648]

I think I've found a new great channel to binge on! ♥