Repotting a new croton (Codiaeum variegatum) is the #1 cause of sudden leaf drop. Roots are fragile; added soil stays wet.
Recovery is uncertain. Return to original pot anyway, keep conditions optimal (sunny sill, water when surface dry), and wait.
Never repot a new plant for 3–6 months. Let it acclimate first.
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