Which coleus is good for full sun?

Here are some coleus varieties that are good for full sun: Wasabi coleus. ColorBlaze coleus. Redhead.

Do coleus like to be misted?

Misting the leaves frequently is an ideal way to increase humidity around your Coleus and to keep the leaves looking wonderfully clean. That said, humidity in general is not often a big concern when it comes to these houseplants, so if you’re not a “mister” don’t fret about it.

What is the best fertilizer for coleus?

At the early stages of growth, coleus root development can be affected by high salts. A good target for EC in the root media is below 1.0 mS/cm. Keep ammonium nitrogen levels in the root zone less than 10 ppm by choosing high-nitrate-based fertilizers like, 13-2-13, 16-2-15 or 15-5-15.

Is there a sun loving coleus?

Splotched sun-tolerant coleus is easy to grow if it has plenty of warmth and moisture. Grow it in partial shade to full sun. Colors contrasts in the mottled foliage often are more intense in bright light.

Should I let my coleus bloom?

Coleus plant flowering signals the end of the plant’s life cycle, and plants usually die soon after they are allowed to produce blooms. You can just leave them on and enjoy the plant as an annual, or take steps to encourage thicker growth and continued life in a greenhouse or cold frame.

Why is coleus dying?

Coleus plants turn yellow and die when it is watered too much. Coleus also dies of Downy mildew, the infections show on the undersides of the leaves. Coleus plants turn pale if the sunlight is not sufficient/too much. So, you need to care well for the plant if you keep it indoors.

How do I make my coleus more colorful?

#3 – Soil containing good rich loam, sand, and some manure should maintain the brilliant colors. If your coleus has been potted for some time, a regular feeding of high nitrogen liquid fertilizer such as Miracle-Gro will help to keep the leaves bright.