Coleus (seeds) Sunset Mix
Sunset Mix Coleus Seeds For Sale - Warm Color Collection. Experience these premium painted nettle seeds featuring stunning varieties in breathtaking sunset-inspired colors. This exclusive coleus seed blend combines specimens displaying rich chartreuse, glowing orange, warm bronze, deep burgundy, and royal purple foliage. Our sought-after coleus seeds collection includes varieties chosen specifically for their sunset color palette, creating a harmonious blend of warm tones. Each packet of these rare painted nettle seeds produces plants with leaves ranging from soft golden chartreuse to rich burgundy-purple. The blend features premium varieties selected to create a cohesive sunset-themed display. This heirloom coleus seed mix offers collectors and enthusiasts a unique opportunity to grow a coordinated color collection. Perfect for creating warm-toned displays in shade gardens, containers, and indoor spaces. The carefully curated combination ensures a stunning visual impact with its sunset-inspired color scheme. Buy these exclusive sunset coleus seeds online to grow extraordinary specimens in warm, glowing colors. Whether you're searching for unique coleus varieties or seeking to create a themed garden display, this premium blend offers exceptional varieties with spectacular sunset-colored foliage.
Packet of 30 seeds.
Other names for Coleus
Painted Nettle, Flame Nettle. Coleus is a genus of annual or perennial shrubs, sometimes succulent, sometimes with a fleshy or tuberous rootstock. Coleus seeds, Vibrant Ornamental Plant, Rare Seeds for Planting, Great for Outdoors and Indoors, non-GMO, Gift for Gardener. Also called: Painted nettle, Flame Nettle, Poor Men's Croton, Solenostemon, Mayama, Mayana, Palletblad Coleus, Coleus Blumei, Colea, Coleu, Lamiales, Lamiaceae, Plectranthinae, Plectranthus, Coleus scutellarioides, Plectranthus scutellarioides, Koleus, Kaleus, Maiana, Maiama, kinran ziso, nishiki ziso, corius, Colieus Pumilus, Palett blad, Palett, Majana, Majama, palette blade. 🪴 🪴 🪴 Coleus enthusiasts are aware that its DNA is very unstable, thus we have over 2500 different varieties nowadays. Out of all varieties, each cultivar may have a few forms: darker or lighter, more speckles or fewer speckles, additional color or fewer colors form, different coloring pattern, a different leaf shape or growth habit. Coleus may also spontaneously mutate to a distinctly new variety or reverse to a parental plant via a sport, side shoot, or seed. Which makes coleus so exciting to grow and cultivate. Thus, growing the coleus from the seeds of the same cultivar (even the same mother plant) may produce the variated forms of this cultivar or regress/progress the mutation. The only sure way to get the exact same plant is through vegetative propagation or tissue culture, in other words, a live starter plant, which we offer for some varieties as well. 🪴 🪴 🪴How to grow Coleus from seeds
🌱🌱🌱 Start sowing coleus seed with a flat or container with damp potting soil. Lightly sprinkle the coleus seeds over the soil. Cover the container with plastic and place it in a warm spot in bright, indirect light. You should see seedlings in about two weeks. When you see the coleus seedlings, remove the plastic. Keep the soil moist as the seedlings grow. Once the seedlings are large enough with two sets of true leaves, transplant them to individual containers. 🌱🌱🌱Coleus care tips
You will find it is less damaging to the coleus seedlings to water from below.
