Description
Jatropha podagrica forms a bottle-shaped swollen stem crowned with large peltate leaves and clusters of coral-red flowers in warm weather. All parts are toxic — keep away from children and pets.
Jatropha podagrica
R290.00
Central American “Buddha belly” plant with a swollen stem, large lobed leaves and coral-red flowers.
Jatropha podagrica forms a bottle-shaped swollen stem crowned with large peltate leaves and clusters of coral-red flowers in warm weather. All parts are toxic — keep away from children and pets.
| Botanical name | Jatropha podagrica |
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| Common name | Buddha belly |
| Supplied as | Established in pot |
| Photos | Representative of the batch — individual plants vary |
| Light | Full sun to bright light. |
| Watering | Water generously in hot weather once the mix dries; keep dry in winter when leafless. |
| Temperature | Warm-loving; keep above about 10 °C and protect from frost. |
| Growth cycle & dormancy | Grows in the warm months; may drop leaves and rest in winter. |
| Substrate | Free-draining mix. |
| Species | Jatropha podagrica |
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