I LOVE how you demonstrate the whole process, from start (cutting) to 8 days later (roots) to the planting and then the new growing plants! Thank you! I'm off to propagate some coleus now!
I've done this and have had many plants from the parent..thank you...the cuttings are in containers now on the wall and in garden pots and doing well 😀
I came across this video today, 4 years after it was created but I am glad I did. I was surprised the cuttings rooted after a few days in water. Other videos I saw showed the cuttings placed in soil. Your method is much easier. Nice video. Thank you
Thanks for the tips. they were great. Love coleus. Local market had a extreme variety on sale, and will be snipping, clipping and propagating very soon. Have a great summer.
Omg thank you so much cut my top bushes and they have already grown out in like a week! and I got roots on my cutting ready to plant them in pots so excited THANK YOU!!!!
WOW that's fast! I've started some from seed and I'm amazed at how fast they rooted. I'm used to waiting months before I see roots. And I always forget about videos I'm in the middle of because something always comes up and I forget. 🤦♀️😆
I can't even keep all the varieties of coleus I purchased this year alive, never mind propagating them! LOL! You have a really green thumb compared to me, for sure, as half the plants I purchased have died this year - this includes all kinds of flowering plants! That's because I watched another channel where I saw the feeding of the plants and I overfed my plants. Live and learn, I guess. I hope to get more coleus as they are beautiful and try again. I love the ones with the smaller leaves you have in this video.
Your video is really good and informative thank you for sharing , i already subscribed looking forward for more of your videos . BTW i got 7 varieties of coleus wish me luck for propagation.
Mine never rooted they started to look lumpy, so I put them directly in soil. Is the fact that I put them in glass container on window that made them unhappy? Them look good. Nice video thank you
Thank you for your videos..but wanted u to know that I grew AMAZINGLY FAST Coleous plants in Miami Humidity VERRRY fast from SEED!!! They are the MOST AMAZINGLY fast growing and beautiful plants!!!
I'm not too sure about different variety of Coleus, but mine can take direct sun in Texas. They do best in moist soil that is soft. Too heavy clay don't work too well for them, their roots need to move freely in order to grow fast.
1. I have noticed that I can prop colies, with "pinchings", right into moist (NOT wet!) soil pots, cover with clear plastic, keep in indirect sunlight, they will root in "no time",,, and 2. my experience with several colie varieties, is that they do not "sucker" from the roots....is that normative?
Do you know how long Coleus cutting can grow in water, before necessary to plant in soil? I've seen pics of Coleus cuttings in a clear glass vase kept inside with very long roots. Like the look. But imagine water by itself would not give Coleus much needed nutrients ?. I'm wanting to take cutting from my outdoor Coleus to over winter inside to later take clippings and have many Coleus plants outdoors when it warms up again. (zone 8a). Thank you for your video.
I actually have a few Coleus in plain water for over 4 weeks now and they are still alive. If you want to keep them alive in water longer, you must clean out the container when you see sign of algae. Also, you can give them a little liquid plant food to help them along.
I've watched a few videos on propagating coleus. I've seen them just stuck right into the potting soil without being rooted. Does anyone know if that works? I was surprised because I didn't think it would.
I watched one tutorial where all the leaves but the very tops were trimmed off before putting them into water. You don’t seem to favor that. How important is that?
I'm a rookie and i just had really droopy and sad leaves, i thought i had watered too much but actually I didn't water enough. I gave them lots of water and the came to life in 45 minutes
Hi Khang, can i just ask, is this your full time job or do you work around this? I am trying to work out if you have time on your hands to do all this and hold down another life even??
Yes, I have a full time job. I do this when I have free time and I filmed in advance. When the videos are ready, I combine them into one so they can show progress over time.
@@KhangStarr Thanks for the reply. I have only recently got into growing chillies as my job takes away many hours to enjoy this hobby. I live in London and my main problem is consistent weather! I love all varieties of chillies but not all are ideal to grow outside. I only get about 3-4 hours sunlight in the afternoon during the summer but rain is a constant interruption as Well as temperatures below 20 degrees...should I consider a greenhouse for hotter chillies as my chocolate habanero and ghost and reaper are just not fruiting? Thanks.
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I LOVE how you demonstrate the whole process, from start (cutting) to 8 days later (roots) to the planting and then the new growing plants! Thank you! I'm off to propagate some coleus now!
Perfect video and a great voice. So gentle.
I've done this and have had many plants from the parent..thank you...the cuttings are in containers now on the wall and in garden pots and doing well 😀
I came across this video today, 4 years after it was created but I am glad I did. I was surprised the cuttings rooted after a few days in water. Other videos I saw showed the cuttings placed in soil. Your method is much easier. Nice video. Thank you
Thanks for the tips. they were great. Love coleus. Local market had a extreme variety on sale, and will be snipping, clipping and propagating very soon. Have a great summer.
Nice camera and good tip. I love coleus, very pretty. I like to take basil cuttings to prolong the basil harvests throught the summer.
Omg thank you so much cut my top bushes and they have already grown out in like a week! and I got roots on my cutting ready to plant them in pots so excited THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks for sharing that Khang. Looks like a fun plant to grow.
Thank you. Havent met with any success till now ... but encouraged to try out once again with this video.
I do the same thing.. Love coleus! I buy a few nice ones and then make cuttings each spring!
WOW that's fast! I've started some from seed and I'm amazed at how fast they rooted. I'm used to waiting months before I see roots. And I always forget about videos I'm in the middle of because something always comes up and I forget. 🤦♀️😆
Beautiful plant friend thanks New subscriber friend thanks 🤗🌹 good evening 😽😊
Thank you for the infomation. I love coleus.
Thank you so much! I've been terrified of cutting mine lol
Another great video. Thank you
Way cool sir. Grow like crazy !
Thank you!!! gonna try wish me luck.
Your videos are the best! I absolutely love watching you work :)
I love these plants!! I have a project for next year!!
I can't even keep all the varieties of coleus I purchased this year alive, never mind propagating them! LOL! You have a really green thumb compared to me, for sure, as half the plants I purchased have died this year - this includes all kinds of flowering plants! That's because I watched another channel where I saw the feeding of the plants and I overfed my plants. Live and learn, I guess. I hope to get more coleus as they are beautiful and try again. I love the ones with the smaller leaves you have in this video.
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beautiful video
Wonderful video. I'm going to send this to a friend who I just gave Coleus to and I'm going to buy a plant for myself.
Good morning K hang great video!!
Great video. Very Helpful, thanks!
Nice sharing
A video with different varieties where you say the names would be fun. I💖Coleus and I have about 30 varieties😁Very nice video 👍
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Wow . Would love to see your collection!
Nice video... I usually transplant new cuttings into their own pots.. for long term root happiness.. but still, a beautiful plant.
My favorite plant, I have only 16 types. I am in Barbados and we get limited variety. Nice video
Thank you so much, best video how to propagate coleus
Cool, will do!!! Thank you for sharing.
thank you. Nicely explained. even I love this plant
Great looking varieties!
Good to know thank you for sharing this useful info.
Great video!
What about doing a house tour and show all your plant stuff? :D
Very helpful video, thanks.
it is a nice vidio and you thanks for shering that like this 😘
Beautiful
Awesome! Great video ~ thank you.
thank you
Your video is really good and informative thank you for sharing , i already subscribed looking forward for more of your videos . BTW i got 7 varieties of coleus wish me luck for propagation.
Mine never rooted they started to look lumpy, so I put them directly in soil. Is the fact that I put them in glass container on window that made them unhappy?
Them look good. Nice video thank you
You are king green thumb💗💗
Thank you for your videos..but wanted u to know that I grew AMAZINGLY FAST Coleous plants in Miami Humidity VERRRY fast from SEED!!! They are the MOST AMAZINGLY fast growing and beautiful plants!!!
I think you've covered this on peppers but I forgot... Can you do this with pepper plants? Great channel!
Thanks for your tip..big help bro..
hi how r u ? I have really enjoyed this video v much .i want to know can We give water these plants twice a day in summer ?? plz help me
lovely color and nice video sir can u guide how to get bushe plant.
Coleous are the best!
Excelente explicación..
Nice video
Quando eu souber falar inglês, com certeza absoluta assistirei!
Nice video. Thanks Khang!
What are the basics on coleus? How much water and sun do coleus need?
I'm not too sure about different variety of Coleus, but mine can take direct sun in Texas. They do best in moist soil that is soft. Too heavy clay don't work too well for them, their roots need to move freely in order to grow fast.
Are coleus annual or perennials?.would they thrive indoors in the winter months?
If you keep the flowers you can collect the seeds. So easy to get more plants
Can I ask you can just put it in the ground in the yard?
Can you make a video on how to prune coleus ?
I usually prune them the same way I prune basil. If you want them to grow big, pinch off all their buds as soon as you see them appear.
Thanks
1. I have noticed that I can prop colies, with "pinchings", right into moist (NOT wet!) soil pots, cover with clear plastic, keep in indirect sunlight, they will root in "no time",,, and 2. my experience with several colie varieties, is that they do not "sucker" from the roots....is that normative?
Can you do this with COLEUS FORSKOHLII Khang thanks from Australia
Wow!
I find using clear glass in water propergation works better and faster
I have a question. Should I plant these in a shady areamoutside or in an area with a lot of direct sunlight?
Can you put them directly into my soil without putting them in water first
Mine all wilted into nothing... What went wrong?
Any advice on moringa?
v nice videdo what is mix in soil
Where do you root them or how do you root them I am interested to know
How many hours of sun do these plants need?
Do you know how long Coleus cutting can grow in water, before necessary to plant in soil? I've seen pics of Coleus cuttings in a clear glass vase kept inside with very long roots. Like the look. But imagine water by itself would not give Coleus much needed nutrients ?. I'm wanting to take cutting from my outdoor Coleus to over winter inside to later take clippings and have many Coleus plants outdoors when it warms up again. (zone 8a). Thank you for your video.
I actually have a few Coleus in plain water for over 4 weeks now and they are still alive. If you want to keep them alive in water longer, you must clean out the container when you see sign of algae. Also, you can give them a little liquid plant food to help them along.
@@KhangStarr: How often over winter should I use plant food? And do I have to clorox container when algae appears? TY for info!!
Way too nice with the green thumb bro
I've watched a few videos on propagating coleus. I've seen them just stuck right into the potting soil without being rooted. Does anyone know if that works? I was surprised because I didn't think it would.
It certainly does, I do it all the time, just snip and place in soil, no need for rooting hormone.
I watched one tutorial where all the leaves but the very tops were trimmed off before putting them into water.
You don’t seem to favor that. How important is that?
Can i use potting soil only in planting coleus?
Do coleus loves sun? I'm planning to buy one. Any tips?
can I put my cuttings on the window sill or in the garden? Thanks
if your window is bright, it will work.
Hi khan my paper plants leaves are curling from top
Do you have any suggestions please? Where should i sent pictures?
hi what type of soil do you use
I use soil from my garden, but potting mix will work.
is there chlorine in your water?
Does the cut stem end. .need to dry before putting it into water
no
I have one coleus plant that the leaves dried up now it looks like its dead..did i water to much? what did i do wrong??
I'm a rookie and i just had really droopy and sad leaves, i thought i had watered too much but actually I didn't water enough. I gave them lots of water and the came to life in 45 minutes
Hi Khang, can i just ask, is this your full time job or do you work around this? I am trying to work out if you have time on your hands to do all this and hold down another life even??
Yes, I have a full time job. I do this when I have free time and I filmed in advance. When the videos are ready, I combine them into one so they can show progress over time.
@@KhangStarr Thanks for the reply. I have only recently got into growing chillies as my job takes away many hours to enjoy this hobby. I live in London and my main problem is consistent weather! I love all varieties of chillies but not all are ideal to grow outside. I only get about 3-4 hours sunlight in the afternoon during the summer but rain is a constant interruption as Well as temperatures below 20 degrees...should I consider a greenhouse for hotter chillies as my chocolate habanero and ghost and reaper are just not fruiting? Thanks.
Excellent video, may I suggest a lapel mic.....the music makes it hard to hear you at times.
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Too long winded. Sorry. Good try