When you bring your croton plant from the shop's greenhouse to your home, the plant needs some time to adjust to environmental changes and may lose leaves. In a few weeks, the plant will begin to produce new growth.

Brown Leaves: General dryness and browning of leaves can be treated by giving more water or misting the plant.

Croton Leaves Curling

This may happen due to improper watering and lack of humidity. Check water in the soil. Spray water on leaves if humidity is low. If your croton is indoors, then you may use a humidifier. 

Only Green Leaves

If your croton plant has predominantly green leaves and less or no yellow, red, or orange leaves; it means that there is insufficient light, move the plant in bright location but out of direct sun light.

Grey Faded Leaves

Too much direct sun on the croton plant causes bleaching, making the faded color in leaves looking dull. Direct sun can develop grey patches on leaves. Move the plant to a place that gets less direct sun.

Leaves Lose Color and Stretch

The inadequate light creates lack of chlorophyll, making the leaves dull. The plant stretches in search of light, move the plant in bright area.

Video on Croton Plant Care

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