Sow Right Seeds - Rainbow Coleus Seeds for Planting Indoor & Shade Flowers | Non-GMO heirloom mixed flower seeds with vivid and vibrant leaves. Tender perennial tropical plants for inside or outside.

They germinate very well and are looking beautiful.

I did not do well with germination on the first try. Would get a seedling. But plant would not get much bigger and peter out. Not sure if environmental, disease, me. Have never grown before. Have no prior experience with plant. I think I started to soon. Needed warmer soil temps possibly. Seemed to do better with higher temps. But still did not have a high germination rate. Once plants established did very well. Grew quite large with great foliage. This Season am starting indoors under lights if decide to have again. I liked the grown plants but took a couple tries to get them. Insects seemed to leave them alone. Did need more water than other species in same area. But plants did get larger than expected.

I have an Aerogarden and like to start my seedlings in it. These seeds are the best I have bought. All produce seedlings without any waste. They produce quickly and are always very healthy. I’ve made seedlings for all my family and friends and still have tons of seeds left.

In my zone 8 garden these seeds germinate really quickly. I just sprinkled some in a shady spot and gave them some light watering and presto- I got lots of plants.

Great mix of four colors: green, green-yellow, red-green, and burgundy-green. However, if you're a novice gardener and don't have much patience, you may want to skip buying it. Once they germinate, avoid watering the leaves; water only the soil around them. Also, try not to replant them, as it takes a long time for them to re-establish after transplanting. It's worth the wait!

Good seed can be hard to discern and/or describe, but bad/not-so-good seed is usually obvious - once one is familiar with seed in general, as well as any given plant; until these, I'd never seen seeds of this plant but poured in the palm one can see how consistent the texture, color and 'sheen' are, and healthy indicators those are. A great 1st step passed; stage 2 - germination. I'm expecting to get to upgrade this review to the full 5, but only time - and growth - will tell. I've waited to review this because it isn't always an easy thing to evaluate/describe. I sewed the seed about 2 weeks ago, and as of last night and today I'm seeing some sprouts; right on time per the data on the pkg. I have them under a grow light as it's still too early for the natural cycle to trigger any growth. Coleus and 4 types of Hostas are some I'm undertaking to start for market purposes, although in the high plains desert is a long way from their more natural environ, so I don't expect it to be so easy to pull off. I like good challenges, especially when the potential reward is this gorgeous - coleus is that and then some. I'm hoping to see all the potential color morphs the genes of these plants contain, especially the black variants; those may require obtaining the specific seed for - we'll see. While I've seen many coleus plants in my life, I've yet to see the flowers in real life and I'm anxious to, now that sprouts have appeared. Sprouts aren't all that photogenic, so I'll wait until more growth to start adding pics to this evaluation/review.

Great germination, only one variety of seed - don’t be fooled.

Very nice coleus that grew in my front window. Here is a picture of it.