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Pictum Croton This decorative plant belongs to a large variety of Codiaeum Variegatum, a very formal way of naming all crotons and that is its most popular name. It has regularly narrow leaves with tiny yellow spots over green background. Another popular names for this specific plant species are gold dust croton and punctatum aureum croton. A massive amount of foliage from this plant named Gold Dust Croton which could be useful for certain types of presentations with text on the leaves. Note that all the photographs in this blog are made on purpose to avoid mixing two or more leaves of different species. Considering that the main reason for these images is to give you material for artwork with foliage of a specific plant, you also can use it for studying its visual on garden planning. The height of this plant is about 2 meters. Image to help you compare two similar crotons considering its same patterns in color and relative size, but different shapes of their foli...
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Jade Plant


Crassula Ovata

Here, we have an emerald glossy green plant to be chosen for indoor and smaller areas. This very common house plant which is easy to grow, replicate, and maintain, especially for being a succulent plant where its shiny leaves save enough water and avoid death for longer drying period of time or lacking of care.
A closer image showing bulbs of this potted jade plant, making this plant a very decorative one, indeed not very known as an indoor house plant.
Are you among the people who forgets watering your house plants? So am I. But don't worry with this sort of water-storing leaves. Of course that time and again you must do.
Another 'pose' of our succulent plant. Someone could certainly like its translucent waxing bulbs or fleshy leaves. Try to place the potted plant in front of a window, for isntance.
Photo of a potted Crassula Ovata displayed in the middle and stretching over all the area of the image, contrasting the green of the plant and the grey background, displaying a vey tidy effect.
Location: Praça Carlos Gomes - Liberdade, São Paulo - SP, 01501-040, Brazil

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