Can anyone help identify plant?

It looks a bit like a fig plant??

I Think it's bed of nails.

not sure

It does look very much like my fig, apart from the thorns - is there one with thorns?
It's certainly grown well in only three months; even the stem is pretty thick. I think it's very attractive and would certainly keep it unless it turns out to be some awfully damaging invader. But I'm sure someone here will know for sure what it is.

Do fig plants produce flowers and do you have any growing tips if it is a fig?

My fig is in a pot and produces small pea-like figs which get bigger and some reach maturity. Some stay on through the winter where i live in Devon and one year they all fell off in spring. I read that this is due to allowing it to dry out, so i guess that is something to guard against.

I have a fig tree , it dosn,t have thorns or flowers either .
I would love to know what it is , keep growing it untill you find out Ted Paper :D

Keep ya all updated if it does something! Until then, I think I'll treat as a tomato plant!?!
Cheers

I'm almost positive it's Bed of Nails....google search and compare

just googled 'bed of nails' and it looks like a dead cert. Wow, it's fearsome-looking with large purple thorns - you're in for a treat!

It is a "bed of nails".....not a weed. An annual actually that is quite unique. It will produce little white flowers that turn purple. The orange/tangerine fruit that are like ping pong sized and shaped will have bunches of seeds to start new ones from and should be started like a tomato plant; according to the info I researched. Type in: bed of nails + pictures and some web sights w/ info are available. Also; they can grow upwards to 10 ft. in a tropical setting. My cousing has one and it is about 5 ft. and it was started from seeds from the original.