"And the seed is where the poison is." "Other parts of the plant have other poisons in them, because they're in a very poisonous plant family," Hansen added. "But, as per The White Lotus plot ...

The season 3 finale of "The White Lotus" recently aired — with the episode ... its fruit and its killer seeds are real. Native to Southeast Asia, the Pacific Islands and parts of Australia ...

The seeds are part of the poison plant collection at the museum. Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times Share The show might be called “The White Lotus” but it’s the flowering pong-pong tree that’s ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Fans of "The White Lotus" will be able to see the infamous poisonous seeds at the Chicago's Field Museum. The seeds of the pong pong tree made their debut on the first episode of ...

The fruit of the pong pong tree — a real, poisonous plant — is a major plot point in the Season 3 finale of HBO’s The White Lotus. Ingesting even one seed from the pong pong fruit can be fatal.

Accused folks had to eat the seeds. If they vomited and lived, they were innocent. If they died, guilt was assumed. Thousands didn’t make it. In ‘The White Lotus,’ the ping pong tree fits ...

If you've been watching "The White Lotus" you probably remember a tree with poisonous seeds featured around the Thai resort where the most recent season was set. Not only is the Pong Pong tree ...

The show might be called “The White Lotus ... the hubbub of “The White Lotus” started spilling over on social media. An exhibit featuring deadly pong-pong seeds (second from right ...