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Pandan

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Quick grow facts

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Sun

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Soil

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Pot size

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Water

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Fertilizer

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Propagation

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Pests & diseases

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Look out for (Houston)

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What it is

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Why grow/eat it

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How to use it

The fragrant young leaves are cooked and eaten. They are also often used, both fresh or dried, to flavour rice, cassava etc., especially in sweet dishes.

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Harvest in Houston

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Container tips

Fragrant Pandan is a plant of the humid lowland tropics. Apart from the continuous harvesting of fragrant pandan, there are some indications that ever-wet climatic conditions are less favourable for the large growth form's development, thus assisting in perpetuating the small growth form.

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Cautions

PFAF lists no known hazards.

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Sources

  1. https://pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Pandanus+amaryllifolius