Your 3-foot croton lost all leaves after one cold night. Crotons are tropical—cold kills foliage instantly.
Never leave outdoors if forecast <60°F. Crotons have zero cold tolerance.
Your plant has excellent recovery potential if you resist the urge to water. Warmth + light + restraint = comeback.
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