🌴🌈🌺AMAZING RAINBOW PLANTS! CROTONS! 🌺🌈🌴|| How to Grow || Tropical Plant Party
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2017
- Here I am going over the basics for growing various forms of the Croton! How to grow crotons indoors as a houseplant, as well as outdoors in the garden.
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I picked up a small croton recently and I am excited to give my plant the absolute best care possible and use the tips you shared. Thank you so very much.
🌈 Beautiful color!💚
Love those vibrant colors.
I was thinking about buying Petro Croton today! Thank you for the informative video!!!
🌈 I've been looking for tgem! I like those kind that can be indoor plants too!
The colors are amazing.
I like the Zanzibar variety for my aquarium (just the roots in the water!) since other water-loving plants (peace lilies, pothos, etc.) tend to have bigger leaves & take up a lot of room, the Zanzibar doesn't & it complements the yellow, orange & red plants within the aquarium. 😎
I have a petra in a lizard terrarium. Almost 3 ft tall now. Has mist, fog, and grow lights. Living its best life.
Thank you for this video! I love this plant! I'm from the Dominican Republic and in the countryside must of the people have it in their property. I just bought the seeds on ebay.
Ooo my god i love crotons. Of whatever you spell that. I watch laura Eubanks her succulent channel and see so much amazing plants i cant ever grow. Mabey if i ever win a lottery have a mansion and build a solarium... 😍😍😍 a girl can dream right 😇😉
But yours look pretty awesome pink purple yellow orange green all in 1 plant. Just wow. Thanks for sharing.
Much love love love and happiness to you and yours. ❤🌹❤
Beautiful plants 🌱
beautiful colors
I just adore you! We are such great friends. You just have no idea! LoL
Beautiful croton petra
You're so fun to listen to!
Thank you, Natalie! 😁
Red Petra and yellow petra is really beautiful and I love them so much , crotons here in the Philippines is very famous 🥰🥰🥰👍
Im in zone 10,south florida and these things grow crazy,will purchase some this week,thanks for update,,great looking british labs☺
Thank you, I love my doggies. I enjoy seeing the Crotons down in south florida worked into the landscapes,. They are so pretty!
I'm in South Florida, too (Zone 10b - Palm Beach County). We planted a couple of the Croton Mammy nine years ago. I just bought a couple of Miss Iceton and Petra. I'm trying to figure out where to plant it. 🤗
My spouses favorite is crouton (Rastafarian)
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Thank u. Great advice !!! Didn't know they like acid soil....
No problem Leticia! They will grow in either, but best color and health will come from neutral to slightly acid soil. Mine are in slightly acidic potting mix, but all spring and summer they are watered with my tap, and that is very alkaline, around 8.4! So they have some flexibility for sure. :)
Nice video! My croton petra turned totally green out of the sun. Now in the spring he is getting sun. I hope it looks colorful.
with more sun, it should color back up for you just fine. Sometimes it mostly shows on the new growth, but the old should change as well.
.........what a great show, very informative.......and your plantings always look stunning..
+Rick L thanks Rick! Do these grow in your part of Texas?
.......Alabama......but no, we are wee bit north for year round....I so wish...
The outdoor tropical zanzibar looks great. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!
Could you type the acidic fertilizer you use? I’m hard of hearing and i can’t seem to figure it out. Thank you so much!! These are my favorite plants- they’re just like me, colorful and spunky but sensitive as hell. Excited to try to nurture one for longer than 8 months 😂
Your Petra crotons by your front step AND in the ground by your pool - I think it’s a Pygmy date palm?? Anyway - your crotons are gorgeous! I’m in Fort Lauderdale so I have a few in my yard as well.
I also have four that are similar to the “mother daughter” croton you showed, but I think they may be called “shoestring” croton? I’m not sure don’t quote me 100% on that. But one of them has lost about 75% of its leaves, I’ve had them since around 2018 with no issues. Do you know if I cut it back significantly would it grow back healthy?
I'm glad you have recovered from your " funk"!
In California they are very marginal. I find that they are best kept in the bay area in mostly sun in summer..and then moved on to shelter like a porch in winter to keep off cold rains and light frosts. Small leafs tend to be more hardy then wide leafed plants and the most common? Petra" one of the more tender and will drop leaves in the cold. Mammy,Curly Boy and for me "Excellence" are holding up best and can live over a winter. Not a sure thing! I think the consensus is "Stoplight" is the most cold hardy of all the cultivars. One to look for in California.
Hi plant friend! I need to replant my Croton ( needs more soil and I see roots popping up on top of the soil and down below). I'm not sure what to use for potting soil. My kid is indoors, stays in my kitchen. I have organic potting soil, coco coir, pumice, orchid bark, worm castings, charcoal. Can any of these be used in it's soil or should I get something else? Thank you for your help
I'm in Sydney Australia. I bought this a few weeks ago and placed in my patio. It's summer here right now. But I'm worried about winter and if they might not survive it. Sydney falls in the hardiness zone 10 (11 on the coast though, where I'm NOT at). We do get around 2-3 mild frosty mornings per winter though. So, should I take them inside once its winter? Or they can handle a few nights that reach close to 32F/0C?
Hello, Era! A few nights of light frost wont kill them so long as the following temps are nice and warm (over 70F) and they aren't sopping wet during the cold spells. Can always toss a sheet of frost cloth over them as well to help protect them on those colder nights. If it looks like the cold nights are going to be back-to-back then i would suggest covering them or moving them indoors to keep them looking nice. :)
@Tropical Plant Party Great video! I have a question: what is the large-purple-leafed plant that can be seen at 8:25? thanks!
In that shot there are black coral elephant ears, which could be considered purple-ish and some purple hear plants.
@@TropicalPlantParty thanks!
Hi, good morning. I enjoy watching your video. I had a curtain inside. I think I gave it a little too much of water right now believes are all falling down. Laugh out loud. You have a blessed day.
Thank you! They can be real divas indoors!
Ok... I just bought a Petro about 4 days ago. She was absolutely gorgeous when I brought her home, and like most other plants, I watered her because the soil was pretty dry... I picked it up from Kroger, and I know they don't care for the plants correctly, so I just watered it. That's it. 2 hours after watering the plants, they were COMPLETELY WILTED. I first thought it was because I brought it home and it's temperature and lighting was changed, and thought she'd perk back up within a day or two,.. but she's still completely wilted and no signs or making a comeback... Please tell me what I did WRONG 😟😞
I have the Zanzibar and I put it with a Zzz plant.
I bet that looks awesome!
Hello can you tell me why the leaves getting dry I have the soil moist and I don’t know what an instant sit on the east winter it get bright night but lately I’ve seen the leaves get in lately I seen the Eaves crispy and the tip let me know please and thank you let me know
I live in Dallas, zone 8a. I have other "tropical" plants such as Colocasia and Basjoo Banana that leaves die off in winter, however with mulched beds they come back. Is this true for Crotons as well? Many thanks.
Hey Jake! I've heard of then growing as deciduous shrubs in zone 9 before from other people who have commented on the videos. Idk about zone 8 though, that might be a bit too cold. They really die quickly with hard frost. Especially if there isn't really warm weather following immediatly afterwards.
Ok thanks for reply!!!
easier to grow/care than a flowering one.
Hey Dear! I'm having a hard time with my indoor Red Icetone Crotons! She's living lively but with a lack of color and is in my south window that has a screen over it. Do you think I should move it to my west?
They need partial sun light... 4 hours will ok
@@Realatmx ty!
Hi Jeff tropical plant party. With the Codiaum Variegatom or you called it a Florida Beauty. What substrate does this plant require? Or if someone else has the answer it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Hello! Any well draining and organically rich soil will do. They aren't terribly picky as long as it drains well and doesn't stay sopping wet for long periods of time.
@@TropicalPlantParty thanks I just picked one up. I've always loved them and the beautiful colors. Thanks again.🙂
Hi Jeff. Can I put the croton with a plant of the same family in the same pot? Have a great day.
I planted the croton in a container sitting outside. The branches are spreading out and drooping but the leaves still have their color. What can I do to perk it up?
Hello! Is the soil wet?
@@TropicalPlantParty Its more moist, I have other plants around it that should be compatible. A Monrovia blanket plant, creeping Jenny, and a calibrachoa.
@@rockmom62 I don't know if he ever replied to you, but I had a croton that was acting similar to how you described. I put the container in high but filtered light outside to help it dry out a bit. After that, it perked right up! now I just keep it slightly moist at all times, but never soggy. Make sure your pot and substrate drain well.
Which type of Crotons, can take full Sun ?
What is a good natural remedy for a developing root mold?
I've a mammy croton {(scientific name: Codiaeum) from South India} & the leaves started dropping off. When I pulled it up to check its root system I realized it needs more space & something to prevent rot development.
good drainage and aeration is one of the best ways to avoid rot. Sulphur powder also works well. Even though Sulphur powder is natural, it isn't that great for the environment if it leaches out heavily, so moderation is best. Adding in some perlite, coarse grade sand, permatill or turface ( my favorite) to growing area will help increase drainage and air flow. Hope all is well! :)
I believe my plant has spider mites.... How do I get rid of them?
Hopefully I'm not too late and this comment is still helpful but use neem oil. Spray the plant thoroughly and it will be fine
Call 911
nice. I am by your side and you will be by my side....❤️❤️🌹
What zone are you in?
Hey Lonnie! I'm right on the line of zone 6a/6b. Stl fluctuates a lot between the two. The closer to the city, the more into 6b.
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