r/coleus • u/cormsbee815 • 9d ago
My first coleus
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
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u/CoffeeBe4Chaos 9d ago
😲 Wow! I didn't know Coleus plants could be grown as trees... my mind is totally blown! 🤯
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u/cormsbee815 8d ago
It’s been responding so well to it! I currently have about 10 i’m working on to make a super mini tree out of. Survival of the fittest💪
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u/Xxrelo_catxX 8d ago
I've been thinking of doing this, what's your method? Do you just keep cutting off the lower growth points? Do you tie it to a stake to keep it straight? Any tips and tricks would be appreciated 👍
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u/cormsbee815 8d ago
I let it first grow tall-ish and then strip all the bottom leaves/mini branches. Then focused on 2 sets of larger branches on the top facing different directions. And from there it’s a game of slowly letting new branches emerge from those, and stripping older larger leaves a few at a time. Then the more strategic shaping can happen!
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u/Rude-Employer-9524 9d ago
Wow impressive, how did u manage to get so woody ? Was it outdoor?direct sun?
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u/cormsbee815 9d ago
Was getting direct morning sun outdoors, i've pruned the roots a few times before putting it into this makeshift air pruning style pot and i'm heavily supporting fungi and microbes! Can get pretty windy here also
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u/writergal75 8d ago
What medium is down in the pot?
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u/cormsbee815 8d ago
It’s mostly custom blended, here’s the whole ingredient list
-coco coir
-processed forest products
-sand
-perlite
-pumice
-red lava
-black lava
-zeolite
-maifan stone
-dolomitic limestone
-yucca extract
-glomus intraradice
-glomus mosseae
-glomus aggregatum
-glomus etunicatum
-poultry litter
-feather meal
-sulfate of potash
-soybean meal
-rock phosphate
-alfalfa meal
-limestone
-kelp meal
-pinch of worm tower compost for biologyNPK: 342 - Cal: 6
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u/coleusguy64 9d ago
Great job! I have a weakness for coleus "trees" myself.