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Why is my croton plant wilting
: Stress. Leaf drop on a Croton Petra can be expected anytime the plant is stressed or out of balance. Crotons do not like change, so if you change its location or transplanted your Croton, shock will set in and usually cause leaf loss.
The drooping tops would indicate transplant shock from which your plant may not recover as crotons are rather sensitive to disturbance whether it be repotting or changing light conditions and humidity
How do you revive a dying croton?
To revive crotons locate the plant in bright, indirect light, ensure that the soil is evenly moist yet well draining, and mist the leaves regularly to create a humid micro-climate that emulates the humid conditions of the crotons native environment.
Will croton leaves grow back?
Even if freezing weather damages a croton severely, the plant almost always comes back, good as new, when spring arrives. Crotons need plenty of water. Even though they need good drainage they should not be allowed to dry out, which can happen in winter.
It depends on the age, type of the transplanted plant, soil type, and climatic condition of the planted location. In the seedlings stage, it will take up to 2-3 weeks, but in matured plants or trees, it will take up to years.
Why is my new plant dying after repotting?
Your plant may be dying after repotting due to over-watering, plant shock, poor soil quality, root damage, incorrect pot size, or exposure to direct sunlight. Gradual changes and proper care can help prevent this from happening.
How do you revive a plant after repotting?
Plants may appear wilted and thirsty, but take care to refrain from watering until about a week after re-potting to ensure that any roots damaged during re-potting have healed. During the recovery period, place plants in a cooler, shadier spot. Most potting soil contains fertilizer.
Why are crotons so hard to keep alive?
Crotons can be difficult to grow because they have very specific requirements when it comes to light, water, temperature, and humidity, and because they don't like to be moved. The trick with growing these plants is to find an ideal location where the plant will thrive, and to avoid moving it.
ensure that your croton plant is not placed in the path of an especially hot or cold airstream. If neither of these is the reason your croton plant is not thriving, make sure that the plant does not have too much or too little water in its soil. Either one can cause problems in the croton plant.
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