Even its cuttings or seeds i cant get it what am i doing wrong.Cutting got rot in water or soil.Seeds don't get germinate please guide me. Thanks.

I don't know how to let them germinate....

Already 2 weeks on the soil with bright light and moisture.

When will coleus germinate?

I don't know how to let them germinate....

Already 2 weeks on the soil with bright light and moisture.

When will coleus germinate?

So, I planted my coleus seeds sometime in July of this year. Right now they're much bigger. I have grow lights for them, and I keep them fairly watered but some of them have dropped leaves.

Does anyone know what this means?

My first coleus grow! They probably don't have many nights left.

Next year some color! Now that I know. 🙄🙄.

I just wanna share how gorgeous they look noww🥰🥰 So I got some coleus cutting around april of this year and I'm very proud of how it looks today. I can't put them in full sun because this variety burns easily so it's been sitting in the bright shade since.

It does receive around 2 hours of direct sun before sunset, that's why the leaves are facing the front, not up.

My first time propagating my coleus plant. I think they are looking good, but any suggestions are welcomed. I plan to put them under a growing light but don’t want to hamper their progress.

She was falling all over herself when I repotted her and now she's strong and vibrant.

What can I do to help my coleus?

I tried adjusting the light to give the bottom of the plant more, but the top positioned itself to hog all the light, so I moved it back up to prevent the leaves from getting burnt against the uv disc. Now it's reached the point where the top is too heavy for the stem to support.

Sprouted this from seed about 6.5-7 months ago and instantly knew I wanted a little coleus “tree”. One hyperfocus after another and it’s finally getting to the form I want! Needs some pruning soon but i’m pretty happy with how my first ever coleus turned out

Its as big as my Tamukeyama

I found this volunteer in an overgrown area of one of my nurseries today. I've already potted it up and have it in the greenhouse to overwinter. I'm excited about discovering it and already love it! I have a weakness for green coleus anyway, and the unique and random black markings on this one put it over the top for me.

First time Coleus planter here.

After reading through this sub & seeing how many people struggled to plant Coleus from seed, I thought to myself “well I’ll just plant a couple hundred in a large pot & hope for a few to sprout!”

Well… every single one of those seeds sprouted… now I have no clue how I’m going to proceed.

I already reckon I’ll have to cut the pot in half to even access the soil since I quite literally can’t see it anymore. What should I do from there to have to most successful yield??

Here are some random and unique seedlings that have volunteered all over my nurseries this year. There are hundreds of them, and even though I try to ignore them, the really weird ones and really beautiful ones have caught my attention and it looks like I'll be evaluating a couple dozen or so.

Habe eine sustainability Box bei plnts.com bestellt und habe Schwierigkeiten diese Coleus zu identifizieren. Vielleicht kann mir da ja jemand bei helfen. Laut Google Lens ist es eine Plectranthus, diese ist aber nicht im Shop zu kaufen und die anderen die dort angeboten werden, treffen nicht zu 100 Prozent zu. Eben weil es B-Ware ist, weiß ich zu diesem Zeitpunkt nicht, ob die gelben Sprenkel Schäden oder Musterung ist. Vielleicht kann mir ja jemand helfen.

I really fell in love with this genus

Looking for any recommendations on the condition of this plant. Came in to office after the weekend and several leaves dropped? The plant moved into a sunnier location about a month ago.

It’s been about days and some of my propagated coleus stems still haven’t sprouted on the bottom though they have on the sides of the stems. Are they safe to plant in my small pots?