What's this?

[bermondburi]

Wondering what this is? 

[MeePeeMai]

I don't know the Thai name but in Hawaii they are called Lauhala trees and the fruit is from green to yellow (not red).  Not edible though.

 

[bermondburi]

Thanks for your help. My wife came across it at one of Rama 9 agricultural projects near Huahin, so just wondering what it was 

[Old Croc]

Looks like Pandanus to me.

[Oxx]

It looks like Pandanus tectorius, a kind of screwpine.  In Thai, təəy thálee.  Its fruit are edible, and the leaves can be used to flavour and perfume food.

[neeray]

7 hours ago, MeePeeMai said:

Not edible though.

 

11 minutes ago, Oxx said:

Its fruit are edible

Typical of research on the net that often gives opposing opinions, here's a classic example right from the keyboards of ThaiVisa members.

 

Sometimes probably just as well to do a coin toss and take your chances.

[cornishcarlos]

8 minutes ago, neeray said:

Sometimes probably just as well to do a coin toss and take your chances.

 

Or just eat one and report back here, if you can ????????

[Bangkokianbaba]

PANDANUS TECTORIUS