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Key Features:
Thick, tuberous caudex that can grow quite large over time
Slender, branching stems emerging from the caudex, bearing deeply lobed leaves
Produces small, whitish-pink flowers in clusters atop the stems
Deciduous, losing its leaves during the dry season and going dormant
Requires well-draining soil and moderate, infrequent watering
Thrives in full sun to partial shade
The Jatropha berlandieri is a fascinating and drought-tolerant succulent that makes a unique addition to any collection. Its swollen, tuberous caudex and distinctive, lobed foliage create a striking, almost alien-like appearance that sets it apart from other succulents. As a deciduous species, it also offers the added interest of seasonal changes in its appearance.
Cultivating Jatropha berlandieri requires some specialized care, as it is adapted to the hot, dry conditions of its native habitat. Providing well-draining soil, ample sunlight, and moderate, infrequent watering is key to ensuring the long-term health and vigor of this remarkable caudiciform succulent. With the right growing conditions, Jatropha berlandieri can thrive and become a captivating focal point in any succulent garden or container display.
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