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 ...

Fans of The White Lotus ... “Chekhov’s fruit”, or poisonous seeds. And yes, it’s completely real; the fruit comes from the cerbera odollam, pong-pong, or “suicide” tree.

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 ...

Indigenous to parts of South and Southeast Asia, Australia and the Pacific islands, the fruit contains ... seeds of the pong-pong tree in the season finale of “The White Lotus.” ...

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 Southeast Asia, the deadly fruit is so ...

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 ...

In true White ... of the fruit that’s been lurking around their villa—and the entire resort—the whole vacation. These scenes have raised a ton of questions about the pong-pong tree fruit ...

It’s a wonder the tree ever fell out of favor when the taste of fruit from white sapote cultivars can be exquisite: like a creamy custard, with hints of peach, pear, lemon, banana, caramel and ...

Fans of The White Lotus ... which the pong-pong tree grows). Poisoning outside of the countries in which the tree grows is rare, Science Direct adds. The bitter-tasting fruit, whose foul flavour ...