Horticultural Soap SCSFR26 repotting into a bigger pot

repotting into a bigger pot can help

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This plant was originally cultivated in 19th Century Europe as Marcgravia dubia before it was identified as an Aroid

This rare aroid is an elusive cultivar to find - but we managed

and be sure to reduce this in autumn and winter or if your Croton gets less-than-ideal light levels

Horticultural Soap SCSFR26 repotting into a bigger potIdeal to use before the introduction of biological controls, perhaps while waiting for the residue of previous chemical sprays to dissipate. Soft Soap Concentrate reduces the population and breeding capabilities of Aphids, Whiteflies, Red Spider Mites, Thrips, Mealybug and Scale. Soft soap works by plugging up the breathing holes in the insect's body, and also by sticking their wings and moving parts together. It is not a poison, so can be safely used