Crotons lose leaves indoors due to insufficient light. They need a large south-facing window with coverings open from dawn to dusk.
Any water-soluble fertilizer (e.g., Miracle-Gro) works. Follow label directions but skip January–February. Resume in March.
Maximize light to retain foliage; fertilize moderately during active growth.
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