Gold dust plant

This Gold Dust Croton houseplant name rings true to its beautifully dusted leaves. Proper Gold Dust Croton care is needed to grow it healthy.

Dracaena surculosa has glossy green leaves and white and yellow splotches over the leaf surface. One can see why it has the common name Dracaena Gold Dust.

Did you know the genus name Dracaena comes from the Greek for ‘female dragon’? Some plants in this genus have thick, red resin which was reminiscent of dragon blood! 🐲 Dracaenas are native to Africa, Asia, and northern Australia, and are known for being super easy to care for. Some species can go months without water, and many can grow well in low sunlight.

Aucuba Gold Dust produces dense, glossy foliage that is splattered with a pleasing yellow shade. Aucubas can be planted near nearby tree roots, and responds well to pruning.

Large dark green leaves speckled with yellow provide a wonderful tropical effect in shady areas of garden...

Don't limit your garden to green foliage. These colorful shrubs add a splash of color to otherwise run-of-the-mill greenery.

Decorate your house with an exotic touch of Gold Dusted Croton. Take a deep dive into its caring requirements and where you can buy it.

Gold Dust Plant (Aucuba japonica 'Variegata') flourishes in bright indirect light, warm and humid conditions and consistently moist, rich, well-drained, all purpose potting soil coupled with monthly feeding in the growing season.

The Gold Dust Croton Plant lights up any room with its deep green leaves and yellow spots. This perennial evergreen shrub is native to India and Malaysia. The plant has thick leaves and beautiful yellow accents.