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An orange Jatropha podagrica inflorescence with orange flowers and yellow stamens and one green and red fruit
Jatropha podagrica

Originating from Southern Mexico to Nicaragua, it is known for its swollen "trunk" and large fig-shaped leaves. It grows up to 8 feet tall in its natural habitat​. This plant's displays dense clusters of small, orange-red flowers held above its foliage on slender stalks, which continue to bloom for most of the year​. Photographed in Barranquilla, Colombia.

Orange Jatropha podagrica flowers and yellow stamens and green fruits
Orange Jatropha podagrica flowers with insects eating the flower nectar
A tight cluster of bright orange-red Jatropha podagrica flowers with yellow stamens, blooming from thick red stems against a blurred green background
Jatropha podagrica inflorescence displaying orange blossoms with yellow centers emerging from red stems, set against green foliage and pebbled soil
A branching inflorescence of Jatropha podagrica with vivid orange flowers and green oval seed pods, surrounded by rounded green leaves and a gravel backdrop

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