Wondering what this is? 

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.

 

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

Looks like Pandanus to me.

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.

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.

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 ????????

PANDANUS TECTORIUS