Name: Croton Variegatum Duck Foot, Tishul Croton, Codiaeum Variegatum Duck Foot - Plant
Brand: Plants World Pune
SKU: PLNTSWRLD5906
Price: 449 INR
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Croton Variegatum Duck Foot, Tishul Croton, Codiaeum Variegatum Duck Foot - Plant

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Croton Variegatum Duck Foot, Tishul Croton, Codiaeum Variegatum Duck Foot - Plant

Planting

1. Stem Cuttings Propagation by rooting a stem from a healthy, mature plant is a method commonly used to propagate croton and many other houseplants. Rooting involves cutting a stem with at least three sets of leaves. A wound is created by removing the bottom set of leaves, and new roots form at the wound site. The stem is planted in a container filled with the lightweight potting mixture and then covered with plastic to create a greenhouse atmosphere.

2. Air Layering Air layering is a propagation technique in which a stem is rooted while it’s still attached to the plant. The process involves making a diagonal cut through one-third to one-half the diameter of the stem. The wound is treated with rooting hormone and kept open with a piece of toothpick or matchstick. Damp sphagnum moss is packed around the area, with the moss carefully covered with plastic wrap. When the stem roots, it is planted in a container filled with lightweight potting soil or a mixture of ingredients such as perlite, sand and peat moss.

Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade

Soil: Well-drained

Water: Moderately

Temperature: 15-26 degrees C

Fertilizer: Any organic fertilizer

Caring

Croton likes bright sunlight but benefits from partial or filtered shade during hot summer afternoons. Too much sunlight bleaches the colors in the leaves.

Water croton until water trickles through the drainage hole when the top of the soil feels dry, and then allow the pot to drain freely.

Croton is a light feeder that benefits from a monthly fertilization schedule. Use an organic fertilizer.

Re-pot indoor croton every two years to encourage healthy growth.