Beware! Jatropha is a large genus (nearly 200 species).....All of which are poisonous to some degree-several are deadly! There is one Jatropha commonly grown here in Florida that attains small tree proportions that for some reason many people think is a Pistachio tree (?). Nope; and eating enough of the "nuts" may kill you....not even in the same plant family as the real Pistachio. breaking g., where do you live in Northern Queensland?

Despite the bad reputation, I've had this growing for 20 yrs and it's never self-seeded and I've never seen birds in my area even faintly interested in the seeds. It's nothing like the weed that the "Brazilian Pepper Tree" is - Schinus terebinthifolius. shudder

i go with norfolk ... not sure its really a pine ... so go with the latin name ... its a houseplant for most of us.. and i recommend that forum if you are going to keep it potted ... i am not sure its a full sun plant in a pot .... and that is why it does ok indoors .... i am sure it can do great things in its native habitat.. but that would not include a pot ... you dont mention where you are.. it might not favor winter outdoors ... they are extremely cheap at bigboxstore... i dont recommend spending a lot of money to try to save this rather common plant ... it most likely needs to be repotted.. and so i include PROPER MEDIA in the cost .. ken

crush the leaves and does it smell like Juniper because that's what those leaves look like.