Codiaeum Croton Variegatum Mammy Plant Euphorbia Sansevieria Tom Grumbley

Sansevieria Tom Grumbley

blue-green or grey-green

bamia or gumbo

light green leaves (4-6 long) that appear in whorls of 3-4 or in pairs along the stems

native to Asia

Codiaeum Croton Variegatum Mammy Plant Euphorbia Sansevieria Tom GrumbleyFire Croton Family Euphorbiaceae Origin Southern Asia Description "Mammy" is a colorful variety of Croton and have elongated finger sized leaves with an eye catching, interesting, twisted, ruffled appearance to the outer edge. The red, green, yellow, and almost black colors on this plant have earned it the nickname "Fire Croton". Environment Crotons grow best in well drained soil and in full sun to partial shade. Too much sun will bleach the color out