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Coleus (Maroon Green) – Plant
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Coleus is a former genus of flowering plants in the family Lamiaceae.
They have some of the most stunningly coloured foliage in combinations of green, yellow, pink, red, maroon, etc. Coleus also have a wide variety of leaf sizes and overall shapes.
This means that no matter what area you are looking to put coleus, you can find one that will be perfect. These plants are great for adding colour in the garden (or home), especially in those dark, drab-looking corne
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Coleus is a former genus of flowering plants in the family Lamiaceae.
| Sr | Item name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Coleus (Maroon Green) – Plant |
| 2 | 4 inch (10 cm) Grower Round Plastic Pot (Black) |
They have some of the most stunningly coloured foliage in combinations of green, yellow, pink, red, maroon, etc. Coleus also have a wide variety of leaf sizes and overall shapes.
This means that no matter what area you are looking to put coleus, you can find one that will be perfect. These plants are great for adding colour in the garden (or home), especially in those dark, drab-looking corne
Plant Specifications
| Plant Height | 12 inch (30 cm) |
| Plant Spread | 6 inch (15 cm) |
*above specification are indicative only. actual dimensions may vary by +-10%
| Common Name | Painted nettle, croton of poor man |
| Maximum Reachable Height | 1 to 8 feet |
| Bloom Time | Annual |
| Difficulty Level | Easy |
Planting And Care
- Where the growing season is long, pinch the tips of the stems regularly to encourage branching and compact growth.
- When growing coleus, keep in mind that these beauties can grow rapidly.
- Plant coleus close together as bedding plants or tuck them into baskets and containers for a fast growing and spectacular addition.
- Another factor in coleus care is overwintering, as these plants, which are considered tender annuals, are highly susceptible to cold temperatures.
Coleus Care
Coleus plants should be grown in the garden in bright, indirect light, or in partial shade. The lower growing dwarf varieties (6-12 inch) will create a colorful border, or you can use the taller (up to 36 ) types as a dramatic background planting.
Many Coleus plants will survive full sun exposure but the foliage color is often enhanced when they are grown in the shade. Coleus is also quite striking when they are planted in a container and grown as a house plant.By removing the flower spikes as they develop, and keeping the plant pinched back, the Coleus can be kept growing as a perennial for several seasons.
| Sunlight | Dappled or partial shade |
| Watering | Evenly moist soil but not soggy. Container plants also require more frequent watering than those grown in the garden. |
| Soil | Good quality soil mix |
| Temperature | Average temperature is 90 degrees Fahrenheit |
| Fertilizer | A balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every two weeks for plants in containers; in the ground, once a month is enough, with the fertilizer diluted to half-strength. |
Coleus Special Feature
Good for Containers, Low Maintenance
Coleus Uses
Ornamental Use:
- These plants are great for adding color to the garden (or home), especially in those dark, drab-looking corners
- Their diversity of foliage color, leaf shape, and growth habit make Coleus a valuable container and bedding plant, especially in the shade where summer color is scarce
