How to grow Thai Pandan

Pandanus amaryllifolius

Plant in pots with sandy loam soils and keep the medium moist .Positioned in partial shade.

Transplanting Thai Pandan

Pandan plants need damp soil in a partial shade areas throughout the year in the warm climates.However, in cool regions with temperature lower than 18C, pandan plants will develop thicker and shorter leaves and require less watering.By applying thin coat of oil above the leaves, will serve as added protection of plant from frost damage during winter months.

Thai Pandan is half hardy, so ensure you wait until all danger of frost has passed in your area before considering planting outside.

Harvesting Thai Pandan

Trim leaves near plant base.boiling rice with pandan leaf will add extra aroma to cooked white rice!

How long does Thai Pandan take to grow?

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Other names for Thai Pandan

Edible Pandan, Culinary Pandan, Fragrant Screwpine, Aromatic Pandan, Thornless Pandan, Yellow-Leaf Pandan, Yellow Pandan, halamang pandan

Pandanus odorus

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