There's worms. I'm gonna plant the loofah now. That's what we should do. Have a sign across our house. We figure things out. We wouldn't like a little bit of cow poo. We're gonna eat some loofah this summer. You would think that it comes from the ocean. It doesn't come from the ocean. Hi everybody. Welcome back. It's Lufa time. We're gonna plant the loofah today. I'm gonna cut my loofah. I have a couple cups of loofah here that I painted the other day on a video. And they're growing. They all came up. I was so happy about that. So happy. Lufa. All in in the description. Or in the cards at the end. Planting the loofah seat. That was fun. I don't know if you guys know this, but I thought Lufa came from. Yes. Because it looked a sponge. You would think that it comes from the ocean. It doesn't come from the ocean. It's a plant. Didn't know that. Had no idea. So I didn't know that it was a plant. I do know you can also eat loofah when it's young. Very young. So I'm gonna like do some research on that. And we're gonna eat some loofah this summer. Hopefully we're gonna eat some loofah. My husband just looked at me like I'd lost my mind. He's over there. Oh, the sun came out. Lufa has to be on a trullis. Now this is where we're gonna put our raised beds next year. So we went ahead and we're gonna do it here. We're gonna add more raised beds. So we've got this sturdy pipe thing. And then we have this extension coming out of the top so it can grow taller. So we've got this all along here. And we've got the same thing at the other end. We've got a metal. There's a metal pipe here or a stake with this just to go taller. We had these in the garage and I bought these cheap little flimsy things. We can it would hold all this up while it's not. So we had to add the pipe. So I'm glad we had those. And well, in fact my husband had to go buy a few more. Now over here we're gonna do the same thing. We're gonna put the green mesh on here. What's I got from Amazon? And it was really cheap. I think it was under $20. And I don't know how many feet we got. Let me look here. It's windy. I hope you can hear me. It's six foot high. Six and a half by 75. So six foot high we got 75 feet of it. It was under $20. I'll link that below along with the lufa seeds. Because I got those on Amazon too. So I'll link those below. This is the trellis like the wiring. The plant wiring that I bought. This will work. But I have 75 feet of that. So we had enough to do the beans. And I did the cucumbers with it too. We haven't really decided. We've got the holes ready to go. We might have to dig those out a little bit bigger. But it doesn't take a big hole. And you don't have to plan it in a tilled space. So we're just gonna plan it in the middle of the yard. Well, next to the bed. Next year, I don't know if this works out. Next year, I don't know where it's gonna go. Because this is gonna be a raised bed. My husband's busy again. Measuring out and doing what he does. Right now I'm trying to make a hole. Four. He's a pike. We want these plastic. Well, I showed him the plastic cheap things. I've been using the free foot. So what I'm doing is I'm making him taller. And using ones we had to add on. Okay, so I've got all four of them here. You know, one after over here. But for this one, we're gonna make it heavy. So I have these a pipe around here. This hasn't quite tall enough. So I'm going to do like it didn't. The raised bed. Taking the pipe, sink this into the ground. You put that in the pipe. All right, perfect. Give me height and ease. Now this side, we're also planting like butternut squash. And I don't know if you could trellis a butternut squash. We're gonna try it. It might be really heavy. It might be too heavy and we may have to figure something out at that point. But we're good at figuring things out at this house. That's what we should do. Have a sign across our house. We figure things out for the figuring house. We will be back when we have this loop in the ground. Over here, we have our beans. These are our dragon beans that we planted. And you can see the wire. See the green? This is what we're using. And it says commercial grade on it. And it's actually pretty sturdy. That looks like it's going to work real well for us. And see the green pool? We have these green pools holding this up. But these are bigger poles. They're at the little flimsy ones that his wife bought. Husband bought these. All right, what we're doing now is we've restructed this really tight. And we're just putting zip ties. And I'm going above the one that just can set one slide down. To work this kind of zip tie in this all the way around. Make sure it works. And we've got this extra pool here sticking it off the top. Because it'll just get it more growing. So it won't cut off here. Now over here, I had these poles. Well, my husband just went and bought some of these. So what we're doing is just kind of laying this in here. Just to get the height. So we have the height here. So we'll be zip tying like that on there. Putting the just three, three, probably wire hanger stuff on that one. My grandson's filming for us today. Yep. So where are you filming right now? Um, like you guys doing piano stuff? Well, not feeling like. Golden, snake. Down here, we're going to plant this lupa. I'm going to plant the lupa now. Now in this, I have next steps on my compass from my worm farm. And a little bit of peat moss. And I'm just going to mix that together. I'll tell you, there are a lot of worms over in the compost. So when we ever, we go fishing, we're going to be in luck. We don't have to go by worms. Look, and here's one right there. There's worms. Worm. Worm. So hopefully, the lupa will like this. We wouldn't like a little bit of cowpea. Just a little bit. No, not a lot because I don't want it to get burned. I don't, I don't want that to happen. So we're going to put this in the hole. And this is the start of the lupa. Here we go. Oh, look at all those roots. Look at that. Can you see all those? Let me come around. Look at that. That's nice. Lots of roots there. And hopefully, don't like this hole that they're going into. Grow a little, maybe it's grow. Set that in there. Here's the seed that I popped out of. So I might have to get a little more peat moss to put in the hole. Oh, there's a worm. Really, I just turned over the compost pile and there are really a lot of worms in there. There's a lot of worms. All right, I'm going to go get some more peat moss. I'll be right back. All right, got it. Got the peat moss. I'm just going to push this around. I'm not part of that. Just kind of because I know it's going to end up sinking in some. There you go. Hopefully we'll have no fun. Hopefully we'll have no fun. Pack it a little bit like I know that that's going to go down. I know that. Sink down a little bit because it's not tight. All right, there's lufa number one in the ground. Let's do lufa. I'm excited because I didn't even know that this was even a thing. I did not know. I just thought it was in the ocean. I don't know. I'm sure some of you probably have bought that too. Lufa's in the ground. Check it out. We've got four plants of lufa there. Well, I've got more because on I think two of them, there is sit down. I think two of them. There's two plants in one hole. And if I pull that out of there, I'm afraid that it'll, I don't know, it's all the root trainer flying. So there's just going to be two plants in that hole. So I'm excited to see the lufa grow. So subscribe. Come back for more and watch my lufa grow. Let's see what we're going to do with this lufa because quite frankly, I have, well, I know we're going to try to eat it. We're going to do that and then make lufa sponges. Who knows? All right, at the end of this video, in the cards or the things at the end, the end screens, I'll have a planting lufa video if you want to watch that. All right, I will see you next time. Bye.