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Nice photos Sergey, hope to see more from your trips.

Marie, Im sure I didnt give you one.

Jeff- take good care of that plant, I dont have it anymore- almost as rare as Skeet Jones.

The clear storage bins with lids work great. You can put a 4 inch pot with a 4 or 5 inch cutting in it. I have about a hundred thats ready to come out, I had very little leaf loss. [ 8 bins ]

If you go to siamcroton.com - they have a plant named Harmonious, which looks like a yellow form of tortoiseshell.

I have one from the croton Pope [Bender ] the parent plant is ugly, but one I have in a pot is blushing with color.

I found one in all the junk I have.

Nice plants Chris

The air layer is looking good in my garden, Ray needs to put a name on it.

Jeff, maybe they need a change in location to get rid of that rag-tag look- like maybe in Bradenton????

Jeff, where did you get yours? Halgrim did have a hybrid named Freckles -I think it was a slow and weak grower but Durko was selling one also named Freckles, but it was different than Halgrims.

When santa stops in Siberia, please send #1 and #3 to my house

I was bidding on that croton, you still got a great deal because you hardly ever see that croton.

oops, pictures got mixed up. The last one is coral pride -not one of mine.

koki is right about some genetic patterns that happen more frequently. I plant hundreds of seed, and some of the seedlings look a lot like known hybrids. I had a croton I loved, but lost years ago, I now have a seedling that looks like its twin.

Peyton, how many different crotons do you have?

I had it, but this past winter took it out.

I never seen Exotica at Benders house

Marie told me that there were two clones of this. I have Cover Girl, but Im not set up to post pictures. Maybe Ray will be down soon to take pictures and post them.

Gotta love the green and yellows. Ray, there are two crotons that have the caution light name. One is much better looking than the other.