Gold Dust Croton - Ornamental Plants
Gold Dust Croton - Ornamental Plants
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Double layered custom boxes to protect plants during shipping.
Air vents for proper air-flow
To preserve plant freshness during transit
Details steps of how to grow and maintain your plant
SPECIALTY OF CROTON
- The Gold Dust Croton is known and loved for its bright and beautiful foliage. Its green leaves appear to have been dusted by gold, hence its name.
- It is a slow grower and does well when grouped together. This plant grows to about three feet high, making it easy to add to any space.
- This can be grown in full Sun to Semi - shade either in a pot or directly in the ground.
- Crotons are the kings of colorful foliage in the tropical world.
- Good for Cut foliage, Screening, Hedges & Borders.
GROWING TIPS
- Easy to grow both Indoor & Outdoor (partial sunlight)
- They are grown in-ground and in pot and pot plants are very popular for indoor gardening.
- Moderate temperatures and bright light and high humidity are good environmental conditions for growing crotons.
- Always maintain the moisture in the pot, with regular watering.
- Always keep observation & cleaning of leaves, to keep it shining.
Suitable Location
- Indoor Foliage Pot Plant, Near the Door Entrance, Cut Foliage, Median & Hedge Planting.
Selected plant of 8-10 inches
Planted into a 5-inch pot
With healthy, moisture-retaining soil
A care instruction sheet for maintenance guide
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Outdoor plants are those plants which grow in direct sunlight, they can be avenue & flowering trees, Palms, Cactus & Succulents, & Ornamental plants also.
In general outdoor plants prefer to grow under direct sunlight, so minimum 5-6hours of direct sunlight is essential for these collections.
Two important things are full sunlight & proper space to grow them because some plants need large space to grow.
Yes, if you are planting too close to the wall, it can damage your wall. Make sure that it is planted 3-4 meter away from the wall, exceptions for Palms & ornamental plants.
