@@Jojodancer1978 You can do both. You can keep them in a vase with water all winter and then plant them out in the spring. They make lovely indoor plants too.
Katerina, I have about 5 coleus I transplanted from the ground into a Dollar Store container. They have done really well. I would love to over winter these, in unheated garage but they are rather tall. Would anyone know if it would work to cut them back so they can fit on a garage shelf? Wondering if cutting back by half would stress it too much? Or would that make it stronger?🤔 I'm in zone 7a (Tulsa)
@@hibiscus-dreams cutting back, aka pinching, is very healthy for plants and flowers. They photosynthesize through water, compost soil, and sunlight whether it be direct, filtered/dappled, or indirect (shade outdoors, and through a window indoors), and that gives them energy to grow. Cutting them back a little is like giving them a nap and, like people, when they wake up they use the energy they stored up to be productive. There's also pruning to dormancy as we do with hardy perennials when we cut them down at the end of their blooming season. They're suuuper tired, and like bears they go into hibernation. They wake back up as it starts to warm up and the sun gives them energy, so all of that said there are two ways to cut back your coleus: trim all of it down a bit and give it just enough warmth and water to keep it alive while letting it sleep, or trim small parts here and there to give it a nap. If you choose the latter, it'll grow back either very tall or very bushy, and that depends on where you cut. The plant will wake from the nap and focus its energy on regenerating where the cut was made, and it'll grow back much bigger in that area. I know it's kinda silly to personify a plant, but that's how I learned it working at nurseries and garden centers. Hope that helps!
I had coleus planted last year Houston Texas we had a freeze for three days and they all died but they came back one long stem how can I propagate to get more for next year
Thing is, there's like 1600+ registered cultivars of coleus, and new ones every year as they crossbreed and mutate super easily. So getting a list of all coleus is basically impossible
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I do cuttings off mine, and bring them in the house, they stay beautifully all winter in house til spring!
I am going to try that this winter
Do you keep it in soil or water?
@@Jojodancer1978 You can do both. You can keep them in a vase with water all winter and then plant them out in the spring. They make lovely indoor plants too.
I bring mine inside my unheated garage in zone 6B and they overwinter in there and in spring they come back!
Katerina,
I have about 5 coleus I transplanted from the ground into a Dollar Store container. They have done really well.
I would love to over winter these, in unheated garage but they are rather tall.
Would anyone know if it would work to cut them back so they can fit on a garage shelf? Wondering if cutting back by half would stress it too much? Or would that make it stronger?🤔
I'm in zone 7a (Tulsa)
@@hibiscus-dreams cutting back, aka pinching, is very healthy for plants and flowers. They photosynthesize through water, compost soil, and sunlight whether it be direct, filtered/dappled, or indirect (shade outdoors, and through a window indoors), and that gives them energy to grow. Cutting them back a little is like giving them a nap and, like people, when they wake up they use the energy they stored up to be productive. There's also pruning to dormancy as we do with hardy perennials when we cut them down at the end of their blooming season. They're suuuper tired, and like bears they go into hibernation. They wake back up as it starts to warm up and the sun gives them energy, so all of that said there are two ways to cut back your coleus: trim all of it down a bit and give it just enough warmth and water to keep it alive while letting it sleep, or trim small parts here and there to give it a nap. If you choose the latter, it'll grow back either very tall or very bushy, and that depends on where you cut. The plant will wake from the nap and focus its energy on regenerating where the cut was made, and it'll grow back much bigger in that area. I know it's kinda silly to personify a plant, but that's how I learned it working at nurseries and garden centers. Hope that helps!
WOW nice beautiful coleus ,,,, common and rare varities look good 2 eyes
Excellent
wow..... it's beautiful... all colors are in the garden. pleasing to the eye. beautiful work my friend. 👍👍🥰🥰👌👌
Thanks for the clear explanations and the correct terminology with scientific names.
Very beautiful plants, I wish I could have even 3 🥰
Very nice
Very nice👌👌👌
Mam i love your coleus very beautiful colors happy watching
Thanks 🙏
Your coleus are so bushy, it makes me want to pinch them! :)
cut the flowers off to stop it getting leggy then it will stay bushy
Beautiful coleus. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, really beautiful varieties!
Plant breeders are truly Wizards!
Like29 👍👍
Beautiful collection of Coleus plants you have 🤗🌺☘🌼🌼🌷🌷🌷
very beautiful coleus collection
So beautiful
Wow!!! Beautiful n colourful coleus.
You’re so blessed.
wow wow wow. im coleus fan from Philippines.
Happy for you
I had coleus planted last year Houston Texas we had a freeze for three days and they all died but they came back one long stem how can I propagate to get more for next year
Beautiful
Thank you for this wonderful video on Coleus!!
Very beautiful culeus you have.
Thanks for the informations.
Which ones is good for full sun ? & which ones do good with morning sun & shade after 1:30pm. Omg they are beautiful
Beautiful!!!Beautiful !
I’ll try to grow coleus this year.
Красота неземная, шикарные колеусы.
Very pretty💓🌿
I like it
they are only annuals if you leave them outside in the frost to die.
I love it beautiful coleus plants
Superrrr
Different and rear colour, good
Very beautiful tlaga..
👍Beautifull
Please show us how you make your coleus so blooms? 🥰
Muy bien Felicidades.
جميل منظر طبيعي رائع جدا 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌴🌴👍👍👍
Краса неймовірна!!!!!!!
I live in the Caribbean where it is sunny and warm all tear round.. will you KINDLY ALLOW ME TO GET SOME SEEDS ? PLEASE AND THANKS.
i like ur plants not much variant of those here in Philippines...
I love to see these plant and from were l can get
Very nice quality of the video. The plants are just wonderfull. Thanks a lot/
😍😍😍😍
Beautiful selection Coleus plants. May you suggest where I can get full list of names of Coleus plants? Thanks. 🙂
Thing is, there's like 1600+ registered cultivars of coleus, and new ones every year as they crossbreed and mutate super easily. So getting a list of all coleus is basically impossible
@@matthewbritt7485, thanks. 👍🙂
Are these suitable for Seattle area??
I wish I could have found the 🌈 color. I have an burgundy color
👍👍👍👍 Beautiful ❤️👍👍 beautiful (India)
Are they house plants or do you have to keep them outside?
Need he name of the opening picture please
hi were i get this coleus
Pinch off the flower stems so that it will focus its energy into more foliage.
I would like to have that informations in french, please.
Where can I buy seeds of these?
Well
Well I didn't see mine 😕
Hi mam I love your vlog,wish I could have some of your coleus..
Do you have inferno coleus?
Do you sell these seeds? Would love to purchase these if available.
Hi madam u r great .....🤗🤗
Hai. Could you please send me some seeds of coleus of different varieties to Tamilnadu, India?
The orange coleus ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡¡
Красотища
You are so sweet. Thanks for the information madam.
Can you buy these seeds in the UK?
I am CRAZY about Coleus. How do I buy the seeds?
if you discover please write here cause I also wanna know
You from?iam from India
Blue coleus is real?
are u selling seeds?
Lovely collection , Wondering how much sun they would require?
Wow beautiful.......... This comment pinn
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Beautiful
Where can I buy the seeds ?