Croton Gold Dust Houseplant (Codiaeum Aucubaefolia) Big Leaves The Spotted Begonia gets its

The Spotted Begonia gets its name from it's leaves that have dots all over them

When this plant is at it's best it even produces delicate little flowers

The likeness to the larger rubber plant really is uncanny

Beautiful elliptical green foliage with maroon underside

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Croton Gold Dust Houseplant (Codiaeum Aucubaefolia) Big Leaves The Spotted Begonia gets itsCroton Gold Dust Plant Things to love: Stunning leaves full of colour Air purifying Can grow fast This Codiaeum Aucubaefolia houseplant is potted in a 13cm nursery pot in peat free soil. Codiaeum Aucubaefolia is more often known as the Croton Gold Dust because of the golden variegations on it's leaves that are said to resemble gold dust. This plant is a bit of a show off, given plenty of light the gold dust patter on the plant leave become more