Croton Plant, Codiaeum variegatum (Magnificent) Plant

Description

The Croton Plant (Magnificent) is the dazzling, vivacious, houseplant that wins patrons over with its multi-hued foliage of bold colorations. With leaves splashed by nature’s paintbrush in myriad hues-tantalizing green, eye-catching yellow and orange, passionate red, and even deep purple-this chlorophyll splendor will brighten any indoor or garden setting. Its leaves, which are glossy and leathery, come in many shapes, from broad and oval to slender and twisted, making each plant individual.

A plant constantly favored by Croton lovers, it flourishes under light and with little care, thus making it the ideal candidate for an infusion of natural elegance into homes, offices, and gardens.

Croton Plant, Codiaeum variegatum (Magnificentd) Plant Features:

• A History of Staggering Colors: The leaves will show a mixture of green, red, yellow, and orange hues.
• Show of Ever-Changing Colors: Leaves become deep in color and change color with maturity.
• Air-Purifier: Cleans the indoor air of certain toxins.
• Versatile and Adaptable: Perfect for indoor areas, patios, or tropical gardens.
• Long-Lasting and Hardy: It can survive for years with proper care.

Care Guide:

• Light: Prefers bright, indirect light to keep its colors beautiful. Direct sunlight for a short amount of time will give better colors but protection must be given from the scorching afternoon sun.
• Water: Keep the soil evenly moist but not soggy. Water when the top inches of soil feel dry. During winter, cut back on watering.
• Temperature & Humidity: Performs well in warm temperatures (18–27°C / 65–80°F) and high humidity—mist regularly, or keep humidity levels constant by placing the plant pot on a pebble tray.
• Soil: Always use a good potting mix that drains well with peat and perlite to keep roots healthy.
• Feeding: Balanced liquid fertilizer is useful in the spring and summer, every 4-6 weeks, to encourage lush foliage.
• Pruning: Prune elongated growth and yellow or damaged leaves to stimulate bushy growth.
• Repotting: Repotting should be done every 2-3 years or when roots get pot-bound.
• Toxicity: If ingested, this plant is toxic to pets and humans. Keep away from children and pets.
• Extra Tips: If your Croton is losing its hues, increase its exposure to light to get the color back.

The Croton Plant (Magnificent) shares exotic, ever-changing foliage and easy care with the ability to lend warmth, energy, and tropical charm to any space. Statement-maker in any living room, workplace, or patio entrance!