Watch as a chainsaw is used to clear a garden overtaken by acacia trees. The chainsaw's power and precision make quick work of these fast-growing trees, demonstrating how effective modern equipment is ...

In The White Lotus' season 3 premiere, health mentor Pam (Morgana O'Reilly) warns the Ratliff family away from the fruit growing on the "mighty pong pong trees" outside their villa. "The seeds of ...

The show is not only notorious for its interesting storyline but also for the easter eggs and minute details the showrunners have included, and one such thing is the Pong Pong tree that bears a ...

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 ...

The White Lotus season three may have concluded, but viewers are left with lingering questions, including the reality of the deadly fruit tree featured in the series. Fans of HBO and Sky Atlantic ...

While a gun was initially presented as Tim’s possible way out, what ended up (nearly) transpiring was his blender-enabled use of seeds from a so-called “suicide tree” on the resort property.

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 ...

The White Lotus season three may have concluded, but fans have been left with questions, including the reality of the deadly fruit tree featured in the series. Eager viewers of HBO and Sky ...

There’s a new star in the show—a poisonous fruit that’s very real and very dangerous. It’s called Cerbera odollam, better known as the ping pong tree or suicide tree. This plant grabbed attention in ...

Chennai: DMK and AIADMK were involved in a heated debate in the assembly on Wednesday regarding the issue of invasive white flies attacking coconut trees. The issue was raised by former AIADMK ...

Acacia trees put forth golden yellow flower puffs at this time each year. They grow quickly, even in compacted soil, and require little water; at maturity, they are no more than 25 or 30 feet tall.