Dr Jagadish Hiremath, a public health expert, describes the pong pong tree as a native plant found primarily in coastal areas of India—especially in Kerala and West Bengal—as well as Sri Lanka and ...

However, finding and buying the right fruit tree for your yard is like comparing apples and oranges—or cherries and figs. Each has its own maintenance, pollination, and pruning requirements ...

He decides to poison them with the seeds of the pong-pong tree’s fruit rather than face their disappointment over losing their fortune. A hotel worker at the luxury Thai resort has already ...

But nothing prepared me for the onslaught of texts I got after the season three finale of "The White Lotus." Friends, family, ...

Seeds from the fruit of the pong pong tree are toxic, and ingesting them can lead to nausea, vomiting, and even death.

Pam (played by Morgana O'Reilly), warns the Ratliff family that a poisonous fruit tree is growing in the middle of their habitation — planting a seed of suspense that grows throughout the season.

The White Lotus’ creator Mike White sprinkled seeds of foreshadowing surrounding Thailand’s fateful pong pong tree in the ...

The season 3 finale of "The White Lotus" recently aired — with the episode featuring the "pong pong tree," a plant with fruit so poisonous that it is nicknamed "the suicide tree." While viewers ...

The Ratliff family visits Thailand and is warned about the poisonous Pong Pong tree. Here's what is known about green poisonous fruit. As the Ratliff family arrives in Thailand for their vacation ...

The White Lotus season three may have finished but fans are still left with burning questions - including whether the deadly fruit tree featured in the show is real or not. Eager viewers of HBO ...

Don't eat this fruit—it could kill you. The poisonous fruit of the pong pong tree (Cerbera odollam) has become a potential plot point in the popular HBO series The White Lotus. Found throughout ...