Skip to product information

Croton Plant

Toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Sap may irritate skin. Handle carefully and keep away from pets.

Regular price Rs. 0.00
Sale price Rs. 0.00 Regular price
Choose your pot type:
Choose your colour:

Certified Organic :

INDOCERT input Approved in Organic Agriculture
Ecocert Inputs
7 Days Return Policy

Perfect for Indian Climate 🏡

Product Description

Bring Home a Splash of Nature’s Colours! Croton offers vibrant foliage in combinations of green, yellow, orange and red. Buy Croton plant online for a bold decorative display in suitably bright indoor spaces and balconies. Leaf colours depend on variety and growing conditions.

Explore Related Plants

Browse Decorative foliage plants or explore Aglaonema Plant for another foliage option. Choose plants according to your light and care routine.

Why You'll Love This Plant

• Vibrant colourful foliage
• Combinations of green, yellow, orange and red
• Eye-catching decorative display
• Suitable for bright interiors and sheltered balconies

Plant Care Guide

Sunlight: Prefers bright light with some gentle direct sunlight. Good light helps maintain leaf colours; introduce stronger light gradually.
Watering: Maintain consistent moisture without waterlogging. Check the upper medium before watering and drain excess water.
Maintenance: Avoid sudden changes in location. Remove dry leaves regularly.
Care level: Moderate

FAQ

1. Is Croton a good plant for indoor spaces?
Croton can suit bright indoor locations, but is less suitable for dim corners.

2. How much sunlight does a Croton plant need?
Provide bright light and some gentle direct sunlight, introducing stronger exposure gradually.

3. How often should I water a Croton plant?
Check moisture regularly and water as the upper medium begins to dry. Avoid waterlogging and prolonged dryness.

4. How do I maintain the bright colours of Croton leaves?
Provide suitable bright light and consistent care. Colour also depends on variety and leaf maturity.

5. Why are my Croton leaves falling off?
Sudden moves, temperature changes and watering stress can contribute. Review conditions before treating.

6. Can Croton grow in pots?
Yes. Use a stable container with drainage and enough root space.

7. Is Croton toxic to cats and dogs?
Yes. Keep away from pets. Sap can also irritate skin; seek veterinary advice after suspected ingestion.

8. Can Croton grow on a balcony?
Yes, where light, warmth and shelter are suitable. Protect from extreme exposure and abrupt changes.

Croton Plant

Rs. 0.00