The Jatropha tree and its scientific name is Jatropha integerrima or Peregrina

The displayed prices do not include shipping fees, which may vary depending on the destination. Please note that: the product size may vary slightly, ranging from 70cm to 100cm. Note: The images shown here of the product illustrate its features and appearance after planting, caring for it, and providing all its needs as shown in the plant description. Product description: The Jatropha tree is a tropical and subtropical tree. Tree description: General appearance: A medium-sized tree, with large, serrated leaves. It bears small flowers that are usually yellow or green. Fruits and seeds: Characterized by spherical or oval-shaped fruits containing seeds rich in oils. Roots: Has strong, deep roots that help it reach underground water. Importance of Jatropha: Drought resistance: It is capable of withstanding harsh conditions and drought, making it ideal for cultivation in dry areas. Tolerance to soil: Grows in various types of soil and does not require highly fertile soil. Methods of caring for the Jatropha tree: Planting: Jatropha is planted from seeds or seedlings. It is preferable to plant in spring or autumn. Watering: Needs moderate watering, especially in the early stages of growth. Afterwards, it can tolerate long periods of drought. Fertilizing: Does not require continuous fertilization, but organic fertilizer can be added once a year. Pruning: Should be pruned regularly to remove damaged or diseased branches and encourage new growth. Important note: Despite its many benefits, Jatropha seeds are toxic, and caution should be exercised when handling them. It is also recommended to consult agricultural experts before starting to cultivate Jatropha.