Tooth-leaved Croton (Croton Glandulosus) is a annual to perennial herb in the Euphorbiaceae family with easy care difficulty. It requires low watering and full sun light in USDA hardiness zones 7-11. This plant is toxic to cats and dogs — keep it out of reach of pets.

Croton glandulosus is an erect herbaceous plant from the Euphorbiaceae family, native to prairies and open woods, often found in dry soils and disturbed areas.

Tooth-leaved Croton

Tooth-leaved Croton

Croton Glandulosus

Croton glandulosus is an erect herbaceous plant from the Euphorbiaceae family, native to prairies and open woods, often found in dry soils and disturbed areas.

Quick Facts

Type
herb
Lifecycle
annual to perennial
Care Difficulty
Easy
Water Needs
Low
Light
Full Sun
Hardiness Zones
7-11

Safety

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Not Pet Safe
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Not Child Safe
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Toxic

Growing Conditions

Soil Types:sandy, loamy
Indoor:No
Outdoor:Yes
Garden Use:groundcover, pollinator plant, erosion control

Care Calendar

Monthly care tasks for Tooth-leaved Croton

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Repot
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Expert Care Tips

Pro tips from botanists and plant experts

Watering Tip

Check soil moisture by inserting your finger 1 inch deep. Water only when the top layer feels dry to prevent overwatering.

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Tooth-leaved Croton
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Taxonomy

Family:Euphorbiaceae
Genus:Croton