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Josephs Coat 'Codiaeum'

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Josephs Coat 'Codiaeum' offers a stunning display of foliage, featuring a mix of red, orange, yellow, and lime green. This unique shrub is drought-tolerant and low maintenance, making it ideal for both indoors and outdoor gardens. Its vibrant colours are sure to add life and colour to any space. 

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How to care for me

Learn All About Croton (Codiaeum) with our Guide

Native to Malaysia, the Croton (Codiaeum) can reach height of 20 metres in its natural habitat, however is commonly bought as a houseplant for its bold and striking foliage. The Croton (Codiaeum) is also sometimes referred to as Josephs Coat due to its vibrant multicoloured leaves.

Light

Light

Bright, indirect light is best for the Croton (Codiaeum).

Watering

Watering

Croton (Codiaeum) enjoy moist soil, therefore it is best not to let it dry out completely between watering. This is usually once a week in Spring and Summer and once every 2 weeks in Winter.

Humidity

Humidity

Croton (Codiaeum) love humidity, therefore you can mist it frequently and increase misting in Winter, alternatively you can place the Croton (Codiaeum) in a bathroom.

Temperature

Temperature

Croton (Codiaeum) do not like the cold therefore it is best to keep it in an area above 15c to avoid it dropping its leaves. Keep your Croton (Codiaeum) away from cold draughts as this will have the same affect.

Fertilizer

Fertilizer 

Feed your Croton (Codiaeum) once a month in the growing season (March-September).

Toxicity

Toxicity

Croton (Codiaeum) are highly toxic to both animals and humans, therefore best kept away from pets and small children.

Additional Care Info

Additional Care Information

Ensure you are misting your Croton (Codiaeum) frequently as it will lose its leaves if it does not receive enough humidity.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

If your Croton (Codiaeum) is losing leaves, move to a warmer area of the house as this is due to it being too cold. If the leave are turning green, this is a sign your Croton (Codiaeum) is not getting enough light to produce its impressive coloured foliage, in this case move it closer to sunlight however never in direct light as this will burn the leaves.

The information above is written by Plantila and should be used as a guide only. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you need any additional advice. If you have purchased a plant at Plantila that's not doing so well please send us a picture via WhatsApp to 028 42 798478 and we will try to help. 

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