Water
The croton love moist soil, so frequent watering is key. Stick your finger into the top of the soil. If the top half inch to inch of soil is dry, it’s time to water it.
You’ll notice leaf drop if you’re overwatering it or under-watering this plant.
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Lighting
Crotons need a lot of light! They are used to tropical climates and do best with plenty of bright, indirect sunlight.
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The more light your croton gets, the more colorful its leaves will become.
SOIL
Choose a well draining yet moist soil that is rich with humus and organic compost. Crotons enjoy an acidic soil type; aim for a pH between 4.5 and 6.5.