But all is not lost because Coleus are tender perennials that root easily in water and can be propagated from tip cuttings. And the good news is it’s pretty easy to do.

Once the roots have grown to about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) in length, the coleus cutting is ready for planting. 9. Transplanting the Cuttings: Prepare small pots or containers filled with well ...

Be forewarned, however, that coleus root easily in water. After a few weeks, each cut stem will have a hairball of roots. If you are a guilt-ridden gardener, as I am, ...

When a gardening buddy told me last week that he had a surprise for me, my mind started racing, trying to figure out what it could be. Don Hanson, my ...

Coleus won't withstand a freeze, however, if the root system is protected they will return come spring. And, they reseed themselves. I haven't had to buy coleus in years.