Codiaeum 'Stained Glass' features large, wide-bladed foliage with distinct pointed leaf tips. The leaves begin with vibrant shades of green and yellow, gradually transitioning into a soft gold and eventually a delicate pinkish tone that carries a unique translucent quality. This plant performs exceptionally well in shaded areas, making it an ideal addition to spaces with limited direct sunlight. Also known by its synonym 'John Burnett’. It thrives best in warm environments that provide ample heat. It can tolerate temperatures down to the low 40s (Fahrenheit) but is most suited for warm regions such as Hawaii, Southern California, and Florida. Crotons flourish in bright light combined with high humidity and demonstrates excellent adaptability to a variety of tropical garden settings. Bright shade makes it a good choice for gardeners looking to add color and texture to a shady bed. Regular feeding promotes its vibrant leaf colors and supports healthy growth, although mature specimens are quite resilient and can withstand occasional lapses in maintenance. As a member of the Euphorbia family, this plant prefers well-draining soil to encourage optimal growth and help keep its foliage looking lush and attractive throughout the growing season.